Heiko Gerstung wrote:
For me maxpoll is an important parameter as well because ntpd switches
to larger polling intervals pretty fast and for a lot of our customers
it is important that ntpd recognizes as fast as possible if a GPS signal
is lost or the GPS receiver/IRIG time code reader/AM
Serge Bets [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello Ulrich,
On Friday, May 2, 2008 at 16:16:53 +0200, Ulrich Windl wrote:
Bill Unruh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Real men don't want the eleven-minutes mode.
The words you attribute to Bill are mine.
You'll have to count the '' characters...
IMHO
Apologies for a long post, but I was unable to make it shorter.
I have been monitoring timekeeping performance on an environment which
contains 3 stratum 1 clocks and 4 Cisco routers running as stratum 2.
The stratum 1s use time which is derived originally from GPS, but fed
to the stratum 1
Heiko Gerstung [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David Woolley schrieb:
Heiko Gerstung wrote:
For me maxpoll is an important parameter as well because ntpd switches
to larger polling intervals pretty fast and for a lot of our customers
it is important that ntpd recognizes as fast as possible if a
David,
There is need to dispell urban legends here. First, the only reference
clock driver that uses anything other than minpoll is the ACTS driver.
All others do not increase the poll interval under any circumstances.
Second, there is no failover at all. The design is that more than one
Do you have the frequency data from the same period as the graph? What
happened to cause the frequency to be off all of a sudden?
Brian Utterback
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David L. Mills wrote:
There is need to dispell urban legends here. First, the only reference
clock driver that uses anything other than minpoll is the ACTS driver.
You introduced the possibility that there were exceptions, yourself,
earlier in the thread; I was just caveating what I wrote
David,
The flag FLAG_FIXPOLL is defined for all reference clock driverss except
ACTS. With this flag defined, the poll interval is fixed at minpoll. See
ntp_refclock.c and ntp_proto.c.
Having thought about it, there actually are two scenarios involving
failover, one with the local clock
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Hi,
I am trying to implement a light weight SNTP client in C. Can someone tell
me how to convert human readable time format into 64 bit NTP time stamp and
vice versa? Is there any C function or library available for doing that ?
Your help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Praveen.
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