Bart Van Assche wrote: > > I would like to monitor the operation of the NTP-algorithm as > implemented in Microsoft's Windows Time Service (I know that older > w32time implementations only support SNTP, and that newer > implementations support both SNTP and NTP). I already found out that
It looks like, in a non-default configuration it supports some of the normative parts of RFC1305. > it is possible to query the configuration settings of the Windows Time > Service through the w32tm /dumpreg command (equivalent of cat /etc/ > ntp.conf), and that it is possible to compare the local clock with a > remote clock through the w32tm /monitor command (equivalent of ntpdate > -q). I would like to be able to query the internal variables of the I don't think it is clear that it uses the same time discipline logic as NTP. Technically that is in a non-normative appendix, but it is treated as normative, in this community, and I think it is normative for NTPV4 (Microsoft implement the de facto obsolete version, although the most recent one with an RFC). > Windows Time Service, just like the command ntpq -p does. Does anyone > know whether this is possible with the Windows Time Service provided > by Microsoft ? > > The official Microsoft documentation of the Windows Time Service can > be found here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc773061.aspx. My source is ...cc773263.... Your reference may explain some of the terms used in that document, that otherwise are meaningless without the source code. _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
