George, The load on a correctly-configured NTP server is often very much less than people imagine. I'm running an NTP server on a very old computer with a 60 megahertz (sic) CPU; it's serving about 60 NTP clients. The CPU load is less than 2 percent. Using a modern computer, the amount of time that the CPU spends servicing NTP requests will be negligible, unless your configuration has tens of thousands of clients. The NTP contribution to disk and Ethernet I/O traffic is also very small.
Paul ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- george_joby schrieb: (...) > I will give some more detail about our requirement. The environment > will be like this. We have 2-3 Linux box then many Non Stop systems and > a primary Windows 2003 server console and a backup console .. The Linux > box will be heavy loaded as all the request will be first coming into > that then to nonstop systems. So customer dont want to put the nonstop > or linux box as the server .. and the option is Windows 2003 server ... _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
