On Feb 16, 2005, at 11:12 PM, Bernard Li wrote:
You are right.� On my headnode, I use pool.ntp.org as the time server, and it is stratum 2.
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On my client node, I use the headnode as the time server, and stratum is 3.
Note, too, that this will vary -- it depends on what server you get (which could be different every time). My experience have been that I got some server that's a stratum 2, 3, or 4.
The line:
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fudge�� 127.127.1.0 stratum 10
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is still there in ntp.conf (at least on Fedora Core 2) - should this be commented out on both headnode and slave nodes?
I think it should be commented out only on the head node and *only* if the user tells us that they don't want to synchronize to any other external servers. We should probably insert a comment in the file to this effect if we comment out this like.
The stratum which ntp gives up on, is 14.
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Initially when the client node is built, the stratum of the headnode (on the client node) is 14.� I believe the stratum will become 'correct' after some time, and if not you can always restart ntpd...� not sure if this is an issue or not though.
It is not.
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