Chuck,
You know ntpd (via ntpq -c peers) does a dang good job of monitoring the
statistics of your time sources.
ntpq -c peers shows the sort of statistics that a long-lived client expects to
be of high quality. Offset, delay, and jitter are very important to the ntpd
algorithms, and it
Op 16-6-2012 21:01, Maurice Janssen schreef:
Hi,
I have three servers in the pool, one of them can be reached over IPv4
and IPv6, the others only over IPv6. So on my manage servers page,
four hosts are listed (1 x IPv4 and 3 x IPv6).
The score for the IPv4 host is a steady 20, no packet
I have a server in the UK which has both IPv4 and IPv6. There's not
packet loss on IPv4 but there is with the IPv6 one. This is the same
instance of NTPd so it's extremely unlikely it has anything to do with
the server itself.
- Svavar
On 16/06/12 19:01, Maurice Janssen wrote:
Hi,
I have
On Jun 16, 2012, at 18:07, Chuck wrote:
Hi Chuck,
Feedback is always welcome; I don't get a lot so it's easy for me to end up
thinking that exposing the monitoring data that powers the system is just for
my own amusement. Thanks!
The same as the rest of you, I am with limited time and
