[email protected] said: > there are few public ntp server in China, we have two ntp servers to join > the pool.
Thanks. > we set the speed to 25Mbps, so the ntp traffic is about 4939.8 packets/sec. > the NTP server could not keep up requests, then the score is down. How did you get 4939.8? You can't predict the traffic load directly from the bandwidth you sign up for. That's just a scale factor. If your system is overloaded, reduce the bandwidth. With ntpd, if you turn on sysstats, it will log the number of packets your server has processed every hour. Look in monopt.html What sort of hardware was that running on? What was your ntp.conf? I've seen over 10,000 packets per second on a Raspberry Pi 3. That's with only 1 "client" generating traffic so it may be getting some unlikely cache hits. Running top on the server slows things down, but I'm not sure why. There are 4 CPUs. It also shows ntpd using all of one CPU. -- These are my opinions. I hate spam. _______________________________________________ pool mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/pool
