t option? Considering that a significant
> part of NTP traffic is from ntpdate (which sends four packets in 2s
> interval) and that most Linux distributions seem to use iburst in their
> default ntp.conf, I think it could be recommended to everyone.
Hmm, I could get convinced of that.
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> On Feb 23, 2015, at 6:38 PM, Ask Bjørn Hansen wrote:
>
>
>> On Feb 23, 2015, at 4:37 PM, Harlan Stenn wrote:
>>
>> You might not need orphan mode at all - just the plain local refclock
>> driver.
>>
>> You might also just need a "customiz
maxpoll 5
fudge 127.127.1.1 stratum 4
leapfile "/etc/ntp/leap-seconds.list"
The documentation[1] says that “orphan mode” is the replacement for the local
clock, so that’s why I tried that too. (It also says that since 4.2.5p101 ntpd
can run in “pure orphan mode”, so that’s why I tr
y reaching a real clock before it'll
give up and trust the local clock, but I keep getting "127.0.0.1: Server
dropped: Server has gone too long without sync" from ntpd.
What am I missing?
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faketime# ntpq -c pe -n
remote
e same server, on the same physical connection,
> gets randomly different monitoring times/scores depending on whether IPv4 or
> (native) IPv6 is used.
Yeah, I see that a lot. The IPv4 and IPv6 internet are surprisingly different.
On my roadmap are tools to help spot these t
ommit/3124a4df94f54d18dd74776a0197eacb52850fa1
Since then Israel has also gotten a couple of servers active in the pool:
http://www.pool.ntp.org/zone/il
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On Aug 2, 1:35 am, konsu wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> I work for an investment bank with 300 UNIX servers, around 3000
> workstation PCs and would like to ask some questions to more
> experience users.
>
> a) Are there any banks relying on ntp pool project or should we
> con
oopstats
file. (I've no idea if that's "proper logging").
It generates graphs from them, too. An example here:
http://tmp.askask.com/2009/03/loopstat9669.gif
In my limited experience their support is really very excellent; I'd
recomme
mple). I don't think have ever gotten
consensus on what strategy works the best.
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eugene...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
> On Feb 10, 5:30 pm, n...@tla.org (John Ioannidis) wrote:
> > The problem setup: two locations, both within the United States, neither
> > has roof access so no GPS reception is possible. How do you synchronize
> > them with better than 50-microsecond accuracy?
>
can be a good way to get a bunch of
"random clients" connecting and still be able to turn off the server
again after some time.
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em in early August,
but never heard back from any of them.
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5 seconds.
If possible you should make sure that the ntp traffic bypasses your
firewall state and nat rules. There isn't any worthwhile state to be
kept, just allow udp/123 in and out.
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ould make them eventually pool
towards the "best" servers should be a concern, considering the
objective of the pool (spread out traffic so The Best Servers won't
get hopelessly overloaded).
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> The probability that "all these clients"
give you servers in "your
country", rather than random ones from around the world.
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