On 04/04/2010 09:45 PM, Dreamy wrote:
Hello everyone,
this time my graphs look much better, score permanently at 20.0,
offset used to dance in (-1m,1m) interval, what made me really
happy, but now I can see some "random" +/- 10ms jumps:
http://www.pool.ntp.org/scores/193.87.160.18/graph/offset.png
If you look at some other servers, such as one of mine, you see the same
thing:
http://www.pool.ntp.org/scores/217.198.219.102/graph/offset.png
This just means that the monitoring system's network connection has a
bit of delay variation, nothing wrong on your end, and nothing wrong
with the monitoring system, it's still perfectly fine for the 100ms window.
As far as I remember, 4001/0001 is toggling between PLL and FLL mode.
Why it says that if you are using 'disable kernel' I have no idea. I've
seen it when trying to sync against a REALLY bad source (ntp1.emnet.dk)
but the jitter you have does not support this.
Your troubles with -presumably- ntpd compiled for a non-nano kernel
under a nano kernel made me do a bit of testing. If you haven't already
done so, building an ntpd that matches the kernel seems to be worth it.
http://n1.taur.dk/ntps/
I don't see what security obfuscating the sources would provide. And you
still pass on the ip of the selected (*) one regardless.
/Kasper Pedersen
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