OK, I'll go with MTNL's "sahi" clock and my computer clock out of sync but I never rebooted the modem @ about 06:00 hours in the two entries in question. Also, there was no power outage; it would have shown up in my UPS monitor alarm logs. DSL modem is set to "always connected" Is MTNL resetting the PPPoE connection randomly?I try to account for the time difference between MTNL's clock and IST. On my system a cron entry kills all "download" clients @ 07:55 hours. So the current skew between MTNL's clock and IST is about 6 mins.
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yes modem might have got disconnected at 6 or so. its possible.
not necessarily that mtnl disconnects u but it can be temporary
problem. i have noticed disconnection too at night.
as far as i have noticed MTNL time difference IST by just abt 30 second.
i suppose time is reported by exchange to central server.
so each exchange might have time difference.
Confirm ur pc time and time from link below:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=44
not necessarily that mtnl disconnects u but it can be temporary
problem. i have noticed disconnection too at night.
as far as i have noticed MTNL time difference IST by just abt 30 second.
i suppose time is reported by exchange to central server.
so each exchange might have time difference.
Confirm ur pc time and time from link below:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=44
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as far as i have noticed MTNL time difference IST by just abt 30 second.
i suppose time is reported by exchange to central server.
so each exchange might have time difference.
Confirm ur pc time and time from link below:
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How do you determine that MTNL time diff with IST is about 30 secs?
As for my PC time, it is within +- 3 seconds of IST. I run a cron job to synchronize the kernel clock (and hardware clock), with one of NTP servers (0.asia.pool.ntp.org, 1.asia.pool.ntp.org, 2.asia.pool.ntp.org, 3.asia.pool.ntp.org) every 6 hours and my timezone is set to IST.
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as far as i have noticed MTNL time difference IST by just abt 30 second.
i suppose time is reported by exchange to central server.
so each exchange might have time difference.
Confirm ur pc time and time from link below:
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How do you determine that MTNL time diff with IST is about 30 secs?
As for my PC time, it is within +- 3 seconds of IST. I run a cron job to synchronize the kernel clock (and hardware clock), with one of NTP servers (0.asia.pool.ntp.org, 1.asia.pool.ntp.org, 2.asia.pool.ntp.org, 3.asia.pool.ntp.org) every 6 hours and my timezone is set to IST.
During daytime (not betn 12AM to 8AM) goto this site:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=44
You shud be using bridged mode. Note your current time,
note IST time (from site above) and immediately disconnect.
Now reconnect and go to MTNL usage site and check
the end time of the last session. That wud tell u how much
ur sytem clock or IST time differs from MTNL's
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=44
You shud be using bridged mode. Note your current time,
note IST time (from site above) and immediately disconnect.
Now reconnect and go to MTNL usage site and check
the end time of the last session. That wud tell u how much
ur sytem clock or IST time differs from MTNL's
