Phil wrote: > > I may have an application that could conceivably hit timeservers by the tens > of thousands, and potentially far far greater. It would be from different > ip's but my concern, should that be the case, it may or could be considered > a rouge script or equipment causing an attack. I certainly don't want you > and the rest of the Calvary to be hunting me down. If we follow through on > this project, we intend to use our own timeservers not only to keep the > Calvary at bay; I can have better and more accurate control using gps > disciplined rubidium timebases for the servers. >
This concerns me. If you have an application that needs NTP server sources requiring those kinds of volumes you should be deploying your own NTP servers or negotiating deals with other service providers in those countries that you will be delivering your services. Neither the stratum 1 or stratum 2 or the pool servers are designed to meet the needs of high-volume private applications. Danny _______________________________________________ questions mailing list questions@lists.ntp.org https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
