Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
"Richard B. Gilbert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I think it makes a lot of sense for stratum one servers to peer with
each other!
Will that have any effect? Won't each stratum-1 only believe it's own
directly attached stratum-0 reference? Or will a large enough swarm
of stratum-1's all with similar times be able to win the selection
contest against a failed stratum-0?
-wolfgang
If I correctly understand what I have read, a stratum one server with
three or more peers could be convinced that its reference clock was less
than perfect. If the reference clock says it's 0301:03.01 and the three
peers all agree that it's 0301:04.00 then server should tell its clients
that the time is 0301:04.00. If the peers say it's 0301 and the
reference clock says it's 0401 the server should declare its reference
clock insane!
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