Hal Murray wrote:
An alternative approach is to use DHCP. But the real problem is that most ISPs don't have NTP servers, or at least they don't have ones intended for use by customers rather than their internal infrastructure.
Lots of routers do not retrieve their NTP server addresses from DHCP. And my ISP does not use DHCP, they use PPPoE. I see two possible applications of this: my own ISP (don't know if they would register for that) and a network I maintain (a subnet of AMPRnet) that provides a DNS resolver and very high quality NTP service. Rob _______________________________________________ pool mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/pool
