check_ntp inquiry

[jmacaranas at fxdd.com]

Hi,

 

   Where does check_ntp gets the offset? How does it compute the value?
I have a weird problem:

 

  Doing an check_ntp -H host1 shows an offset which is different to the
offset result of ntpdc -p host1

 

Thanks,


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