On 04/12/2014 20:03, Rob wrote:
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It is not good practice to use "pool" on 100-1000 internal systems,
presumably via NAT, to poll time from internet.
Simple advice is: setup 1 NTP server when you are always monitoring,
or 2 servers when you cannot always be on watch to fix the one server,
and keep them mutually synchronized.
That will work OK in a company. Maybe not in the head of a thought
experimenter, but that is normally not what companies are after.
I was thinking of the general user.
For internal systems I would want four servers minimum, two on-site, and
two on the company WAN, and that's what we tried to set up. These were
not time critical systems, though. The on-site servers would at least
have "pool" as a backup. This was before the days of cheap GPS/PPS, though.
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Cheers,
David
Web: http://www.satsignal.eu
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