[email protected] wrote:
Can someone help me figure out a really good NTP server near Houston?


I assume you mean Houston, Texas, USA?

The answer is going to depend on details of your ISP, as a server geographically close to Houston may well be a long way away in network terms.

Your ISP and the exact product you use, and possibly your exact location, will determine what are realistic expectations from a server. There is no point in overloading a really good server, if the time is really bad by the time it reaches you.

Knowing your definition of "really good" and the application, would also help, as it is selfish to choose a server that is better than you really need.

Also, you should be looking for at least four, independent good servers. If you are running an application that can only support one server, it is rather unlikely that you can justify using a "really good server".

Finally, if time really is critical to you, and you have reasonably clear view of the sky, you should be using GPS as your primary source.

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