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0 Command: rdate | Section: 8 | Source: Digital UNIX | File: rdate.8.gz
rdate(8) System Manager's Manual rdate(8) NAME rdate - network date client SYNOPSIS /usr/sbin/rdate [ -s ] [ -v ] [ network ] DESCRIPTION The rdate command is invoked at boot time to reset the system date and time to the current network date and time. The rdate program sends a broadcast datagram packet on the specified network or on the system de- fault network if no network is specified. The program will then wait two seconds for responses. After that time, the arithmetic median of the responses is taken. FLAGS -s The system date and time will be set to the median value. -v The time values returned by all responding hosts will be reported. RESTRICTIONS In order for rdate to determine a network time, at least one of the running hosts on the network must be running the internet time service. Machines with their own battery-backed-up time-of-day clock may not de- sire to set time in this manner. RELATED INFORMATION date(1) delim off rdate(8)

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