Danny,
When I first asked the Number Czar for an NTP port number circa 1980, I
purposely asked for both a UDP and TCP port, primarily to avoid the
possibility that some j-random incompatible service might be assigned
TCP port 123. Secondarily, I wanted to sustain the possibility that some
NTP monitoring function might in fact wish to use the TCP port. That
remains a possibility.
Dave
Danny Mayer wrote:
Felix Tilley wrote:
On Sun, 03 Sep 2006 14:51:35 -0700, Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
123/tcp ????
When was the last time you saw a ntp tcp packet?
-wolfgang
I don't know if NTP uses TCP, UDP or both. All I know is time.ucla.edu
does not respond to ntpdate (Linux version). This started a few days ago.
NTP has never used TCP.
Where did you see that this system has public access? The notice
attached to the list for tick (time is a CNAME) shows the following:
AccessDetails: Open access to stratum-2 servers and to UCLA clients.
So why are you trying to access it?
Danny
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