On 2011-12-16, Joe Smithian wrote:
> I tried ntpq -c "rv assID flags" command, it shows the Identity Scheme
> that the server supports regardless of what identity scheme has been
> installed on the client.
NTP Authentication is used to authenticate the server to the client. So
you need to look a
Hi Steve,
I am posting my questions again in text format. I hoe you can read it this time.
Thank you for your comments. I tried ntpq -c "rv assID flags" command,
it shows the
Identity Scheme that the server supports regardless of what identity
scheme has been installed on the client.
Here are the
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Dave Hart wrote:
Linux might be reconfigured to use a more primitive clock that steps
once per millisecond or less.
Linux Kernel 2.4 used 100 Hz and 2.6 increased it to 1000 Hz?
They still read the time to the full CTC resolu
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 07:50:08PM +, Dave Hart wrote:
> Dr. Mills raised the possibility privately that either FreeBSD or
> Linux might be reconfigured to use a more primitive clock that steps
> once per millisecond or less. If possible and I am able to accomplish
> it, my testing of these bu
"Joe Smithian" wrote in message
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Hi all,
I've written a test script to test all the symmetric and autokey
authentication key types and algorithms. The scripts waits for a delay
time after restarting ntpd and then runs th
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Is this something relatively new? ISTR that it still took about thirty
minutes to get a reasonable facsimile of the correct time even when
restarting with a good drift file.
I wish I could draw a
