Hi, I can recall that whenever SNTP client discovers that there is a time slip between the element and a time server, it adjusts the system clock acording to the following algorithm:
1. if dT <= 3 seconds - no clock update 2. if 3 < dT <= 10 seconds - update gradually (by 1 sec per minute) 3. if 10 <= dT, update the system clock immediately where the "dT" is the time difference between the system clock and the time server. Unfortunately I can not find any conofrmation of this behavior in any standards I've checked (rfc 2030, NTP documentation, etc.). Is this behavior standard/recommended? If yes, what are the standards that describe it in more details? Thank you, Alexander Kugel _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
