Ulrich Windl wrote:
"Max Power" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
1. The different modes are (in sum and total) a good design decision.
2. NTP5, when it is created -- will probably be more evolutionary in design.
3. The 32 bits (or 128 bits) mode could be used to get around the times when
NTP fields all go to '0'
NTP being a network protocol with an implementation: Where in the network
protocol are timestamps of 64 and 128 bits? Please explain!
Ulrich
See RFC-1305 page 50. In the description of the packet format the four
timestamps are all shown as 64 bits. AFAIK 32 and 128 bit timestamps
are a figment of someone's imagination.
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