[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Brad Knowles) writes: > At 4:58 PM +0000 2005-10-14, Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote: > >> I was thinking more of the situation where the GPS signal wasn't >> totally unusable but where the gps knows that it has a solution with >> huge error bars. In a situation like this, using the time from the >> GPS would still be better than nothing, but just about any other >> stratum 1,2,3 would be preferable. > > With NTP, Stratum is a binary thing. You don't do a > calculation to set yourself to have a worse stratum based on the error > bars of your SYSPEER. > > > By definition, your stratum is that of your SYSPEER, plus > one. Period. That's it. There is no other way. > > If your SYSPEER is a Stratum 0 refclock, then however "good" > or "bad" that refclock might be, your Stratum is 1. Period. > > If your SYSPEER is a Stratum 2 server that has selected a > particular Stratum 1 server as its SYSPEER, then your Stratum is > 3. Period.
So tell me about the local refclock being stratum 10. Why not set it to stratum-0 like your explanation implies? -wolfgang _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
