> I suggest you don't want that. What you need is a fudge on the > interface, not the association.
In this situation, I think I really do want a fudge on the association. Consider the issue from the POV of my work desktop. My work desktop has a single network interface, connected to a conventional 100BASE-TX ethernet network. It has fast (and, for my purposes, sufficiently symmetric) connectivity over my school's campus network to stratum-1 and stratum-2 servers run by the campus IT services. In order for my work desktop to see the stratum-1 server I'm running at my home, however, it has to go over the campus network to the cable-modem network servicing the townhouse complex where I live. As I previously mentioned, this cable modem network appears to have an asymmetry, which I would like to fudge away for the benefit of my work desktop (but *not* for my home LAN). If I were to fudge the network interface of my work desktop, this would presumably affect not only its view of my home stratum-1 server, but also my work desktop's view of the campus tickers. What I think I want/need is a way to fudge my work desktop's view of one peer/server, but not another peer/server. That's why I wanted to be able to fudge an association. Rich Wales / ri...@richw.org _______________________________________________ questions mailing list questions@lists.ntp.org https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
