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?
You can connect more than one stratum-0 reference to each server, additionally peer them, additionally connect other (public) servers, and define the system clock as fallback.
E.g. I have two time servers, each with 3 radio clocks, 5 public servers, and the system clock as fallback. Usally one of the radio clocks wins, but short before or during thunderstorms one of the public servers wins.
In a configuration of 10 servers, each with GPS directly connected, I would peer them.
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