Kay Hayen wrote: > because DEC is no more. You want to know if one node has an offset higher > than say 200ms. Can happen, and then you want to know, you don't even want to
Why do you believe that that offset represents a true error in the node's clock time when ntpd doesn't? If ntpd knew that the error was real, it should have removed it. This question may have a valid answer, but expect some resistance from the creators of ntpd, who believe that it is always giving the best possible estimate of the true time. _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
