Re: [ntp:questions] question regarding NTP configuration for clusters, and "cluster time" stability

On 2009-11-21, wrote: > The article I referenced seemed relevant to what they are attempting. > When the external server(s) go away, the > internal servers take some number of minutes, but eventually elect a > leader and settle on a usable hierarchy. They may drift in

Re: [ntp:questions] question regarding NTP configuration for clusters, and "cluster time" stability

Richard B. Gilbert wrote: > BlackList wrote: >> rotor...@yahoo.com wrote: >>> Look at it this way: We produce a system (in the form >>> of a cluster) that works today, but that can drift away >>> from UTC since it currently doesn't accept any external >>> time reference. That drift isn't a huge

Re: [ntp:questions] question regarding NTP configuration for clusters, and "cluster time" stability

Unruh wrote: > "Richard B. Gilbert" writes: > >> E-Mail Sent to this address will be added to the BlackLists wrote: >>> rotor...@yahoo.com wrote: Look at it this way: We produce a system (in the form of a cluster) that works today, but that can drift away from UTC since it curren

Re: [ntp:questions] question regarding NTP configuration for clusters, and "cluster time" stability

"Richard B. Gilbert" writes: >E-Mail Sent to this address will be added to the BlackLists wrote: >> rotor...@yahoo.com wrote: >>> Look at it this way: We produce a system (in the form >>> of a cluster) that works today, but that can drift away >>> from UTC since it currently doesn't accept any

Re: [ntp:questions] question regarding NTP configuration for clusters, and "cluster time" stability

E-Mail Sent to this address will be added to the BlackLists wrote: > rotor...@yahoo.com wrote: >> Look at it this way: We produce a system (in the form >> of a cluster) that works today, but that can drift away >> from UTC since it currently doesn't accept any external >> time reference. That d

Re: [ntp:questions] question regarding NTP configuration for clusters, and "cluster time" stability

rotor...@yahoo.com wrote: > Look at it this way: We produce a system (in the form > of a cluster) that works today, but that can drift away > from UTC since it currently doesn't accept any external > time reference. That drift isn't a huge issue, but over > the multi-year lifespan of the hardw

Re: [ntp:questions] Monitor of NTP service

aluciani writes: >Hello Folks. >I have several AIX Unix 5.2 serves that point to a Cisco router as the >NTP time source. >Is there any way I could monitor the time source and against the >servers to ensure that they are in sync? >Or how are others performing time source/server monitoring? ntp

Re: [ntp:questions] mtp srver load figures?

On Nov 19, 6:09 pm, "Richard B. Gilbert" wrote: > > Have you considered using either Broadcast or Multicast? No, manycast is the way to go. Unlike the two above, the delay between server and client is constantly measured, rather than only once. HTH _

Re: [ntp:questions] mtp srver load figures?

Uwe Klein writes: >Unruh wrote: >> Christoph Weber-Fahr writes: >> >> >>>Hello, >> >> >>>I'm preparing to build a few ntp servers for a somewhat large population of >>>NTP-misbehaving boxes (they top out at a 120 sec interval). >> >> >> Why have you set them up that way? >Maybe he has not

Re: [ntp:questions] Monitor of NTP service

>I have several AIX Unix 5.2 serves that point to a Cisco router as the >NTP time source. > >Is there any way I could monitor the time source and against the >servers to ensure that they are in sync? > >Or how are others performing time source/server monitoring? I'm assuming you want to do the mon

Re: [ntp:questions] Monitor of NTP service

Have you seen http://support.ntp.org/Support/MonitoringAndControllingNTP ? -- Harlan Stenn http://ntpforum.isc.org - be a member! ___ questions mailing list questions@lists.ntp.org https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions

Re: [ntp:questions] Monitor of NTP service

> From: aluciani > Date: Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:02:07 -0800 (PST) > Sender: questions-bounces+oberman=es@lists.ntp.org > > Hello Folks. > > I have several AIX Unix 5.2 serves that point to a Cisco router as the > NTP time source. > > Is there any way I could monitor the time source and against

Re: [ntp:questions] Monitor of NTP service

Richard B. Gilbert wrote: > aluciani wrote: > >> Hello Folks. >> >> I have several AIX Unix 5.2 serves that point to a Cisco router as the >> NTP time source. >> >> Is there any way I could monitor the time source and against the >> servers to ensure that they are in sync? >> >> Or how are others

Re: [ntp:questions] Monitor of NTP service

aluciani wrote: > Hello Folks. > > I have several AIX Unix 5.2 serves that point to a Cisco router as the > NTP time source. > > Is there any way I could monitor the time source and against the > servers to ensure that they are in sync? > > Or how are others performing time source/server monitor

[ntp:questions] Monitor of NTP service

Hello Folks. I have several AIX Unix 5.2 serves that point to a Cisco router as the NTP time source. Is there any way I could monitor the time source and against the servers to ensure that they are in sync? Or how are others performing time source/server monitoring?

[ntp:questions] NTP 4.2.5p247-RC Released

Redwood City, CA - 2009/11/20 - The NTP Public Services Project (http://support.ntp.org/) is pleased to announce that NTP 4.2.5p247-RC, a Release Candidate of the NTP Reference Implementation from the NTP Project, is now available at http://www.ntp.org/downloads.html and http://support.ntp.org/down

Re: [ntp:questions] mtp srver load figures?

Unruh wrote: > Christoph Weber-Fahr writes: > > >>Hello, > > >>I'm preparing to build a few ntp servers for a somewhat large population of >>NTP-misbehaving boxes (they top out at a 120 sec interval). > > > Why have you set them up that way? Maybe he has not set them up that way. i.e. Embed