There isn't such a misconfiguration with ntpd. Alas, not everybody runs
ntpd. :)
I'd be curious to see some hard numbers on the percentage of complaint
clients vs. non-complaint. The number of clients rate-limited by my
iptables rules hovers close to 50%, which is rather depressing when you
think about it. My rules are far more liberal then the default minpoll
and burst options in NTPD, but I still see nearly half of my clients
getting rate-limited from time to time. A handful of those are
doubtless multiple machines behind NAT, but even allowing for that still
leaves a depressingly large number of non-compliant clients that I have
to contend with.
Tim
On 12/16/2013 10:07 AM, Matt Wagner wrote:
I'm still pretty curious what causes a client to do this, though. I
can't see an obvious
misconfiguration that would do this.
--
Matt
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