In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Scott L. Glidden <[email protected]>" wrote:
> Yes, I am familiar with rules. This is a primary NTP server for 8 other > servers. I was using a NON PPS gps receiver and found the internet servers That's a definite contra-indication for using stratum 1 servers! I'd guess the threshold is somewhere between 1,000 and 10,000 downstream systems. Actually, many of the stratum one servers you were using are the "obvious" ones, which tend to be overloaded and likely to perform worse than stratum 2 ones. > worked better (Much less jitter).... Currently working on locating a PPS Specifically you want a time transfer receiver, although I suspect all PPS ones are. > device in the mean time... Was thinking about trying a bluetooth GPS > receiver to see if it worked any better than the RS-232 connected GPS box... Most unlikely. I think they are all navigation receivers and I'd expect more complex protocols to add additional uncertainty. > Bogus address (which one) test.com. It appears to belong to Network Solutions and is presumably reserved for test data. If you want to use an invalid address live you should use the .invalid. domain. However, you will find all the regulars use replyable addresses. _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
