On 9/11/2012 15:01, Matt Joyce wrote:
While hopefully someone else will get back to you shortly with a more
definite answer, I strongly suspect that the transmission delay of the
NTP packets themselves would be too minimal to make much difference.
Usually around 76 bytes with ethernet overhead
ntpp...@arpage.org said:
Frontier has me provisioned at 6944kbit/s down and 1152kbit/s up, so it
presumably takes 179 µs to download an NTP packet vs. 1078 µs to upload one.
My interest here is mostly academic, though if I ever come into possession
of a GPS or WWV receiver I'd like to run a
On Monday, September 10, 2012 at 13:57, ntpp...@arpage.org wrote:
However, this server IS on an asymmetrical ADSL connection, 6mbit/s down
and 1mbit/s up
As I think I've mentioned before, I really think the effect of this is
overestimated -- or maybe it varies from connection to connection.
