to think about if accurate time is important to you.
Charles Elliott
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tion on how to
estimate these times. I believe it's possible that the 0.5 second difference
between internal and external times is could be the result of not accounting
for the delays incurred because the GPS device has to compute a solution and
then transmit it to the receiver's computer.
Charles Ell
for the actual formulas; search for "delay" and/or "offset" to find the
equations in T1, T2, T3, and T4, which are the measured times.
Charles Elliott
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S
nhancement in the severity box of the
form that appears, and copy-and-paste
your suggestion into the description section.
Thank you for your time and effort. Without suggestions for
improvement, NTPD would never become
a better program.
Charles Elliott
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From:
nd P. Enge (2012). Global Positioning
System: Signals, Measurements and Performance. Lincoln, Massachusetts, USA,
Ganga-Jamuna Press.
Charles Elliott
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Sent: Mo
e GPS devices requiring 3-4 Watts, there is
no way that a PC is an economical time server over the long run.
Charles Elliott
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To
TPD time
step change.
Is there another clock program in the
system (such as Windows Time) that is also
trying to control the time, so that NTPD and
the other program are fighting?
Have you tried a packet sniffer (such
as Wireshark) to see if an external program
is somehow affecting the ti
Perlinger or Stenn
announce the bugs are fixed, and never the original requests. Although for me
this is a huge timesaver, I am assuming that there may be something broken with
the way NTP email is being handled now.
Charles Elliott
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zy PD control example of a truck backing
into a parking slot from an AI book several
years ago, and it works quite well, or at
least that example did.
Hope this helps.
Charles Elliott
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n...@lists.ntp.o
64 to 128 bits as a solution to the 2038 epoch problem. I
had not read or heard anything before about such a change.
Does anyone who reads this email list know anything about
changing the length of the NTP timestamp?
Charles Elliott
ay
be a good workaround. I am not so sure of the PPS signal coming in that way
though. NTPD is set to detect PPS from the rising or falling edge of a single
RS-232 port pin, DCD if I recall co
: Unsolicited comments are often worth exactly what you pay for
them. Do your own testing.
Charles Elliott
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servers. The criteria for receiving one are
fairly strict.
Charles Elliott
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To: Matthew Huff
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Subject: Re
to match its estimate of the current time, would
that explain why NTPD now indicates a big jump in time after a reboot, hunts
back and forth within a range of about 30+ milliseconds for about an hour
after a reboot, and takes about 4 hours before it is providing good time
again?
Charles Elliott
by
Spanish speakers. I should be able to find someone to translate.
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of us do live in democracies.
Why doesn't someone ask him exactly what he wants and how much he is willing
to pay for it, if his requirements require programming?
Charles Elliott
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than Hadoop.
Charles Elliott
References:
[1] Menn, Joseph. (2010). Fatal System Error: The Hunt for the New Crime
Lords Who Are Bringing Down the Internet. New York, NY: PublicAffairs.
[2] Sherman, Jeff A., & Levine, Judah. (2016). Usage Analysis of the NIST
Internet Time Ser
it. On the other hand, I am very clumsy, and have little experience with
electronics.
Charles Elliott
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ever asking about the peer option before.
Charles Elliott
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Sent: Monday, January 23, 2017 3:53 AM
To: questions@lists.ntp.org
Subject: [ntp:questions] Can I stop a
rpa:
NXDOMAI
Scott could try turning off automatic DNS name resolution from external
servers and put the addresses he needs in the hosts file. That works with
time servers that no longer publish their IP addresses.
Charles Elliott
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bps) connection to the
Internet), a constant swing of ~5 milliseconds in offset from the correct time
is discouraging. I would wager that the offsets are larger with pool servers.
Charles Elliott
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ut I have never personally used these
for this purpose. The status word is described in decode.html and
might possibly be useful to you.
Charles Elliott
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sneha b
You are using an old, out-of-date leapseconds file. The current file is
leap-seconds.3676060800.
I have attached a copy to this email. If you do not receive it, send me an
email address of a site that accepts attachments.
Charles Elliott
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Can you use a packet sniffer, like Wireshark, to find out how far the
packets are going toward the non-responding NTPD?
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A C
Sent: Sunday, April 10, 2016 1:50 PM
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?
Charles Elliott
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o my email.
Charles Elliott
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This
hits, more or less time is added
to the current time. I don't think there is any why more than one program
could control the time adjustment factor.
Charles Elliott
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Natal
is called priority
inversion and is the
bane of systems everywhere.
In addition, it is not clear to me that limiting NTPD to one CPU is NTP
official policy.
Do you have any hard evidence that limiting NTPD to one CPU has any
beneficial impact?
Charles Elliott
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From:
et, it
did not take long.
Charles Elliott
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gs I suppose, versus the wear and tear of
starting up delicate electronics each morning. The new motherboards and
CPUs from Supermicro and Intel use a small fraction of the wattage of their
predecessors.
Charles Elliott
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if the simulator mode still exists and if
documentation exists for it.
Charles Elliott
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To: h3x32000-sf
Cc: questions
, this computer cannot access the time from 78. In addition,
if I put fe80::41f5:e784:2a07:5e55, instead of 192.168.0.78 or 192.168.1.78,
in the Meinberg NTP Time Server Monitor in the Configuration tab, I can no
longer monitor the status of 192.168.0/1.78.
Charles Elliott
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the cable on the MR350P to find the PPS,
since I am about as handy with electrical stuff as Gordon was untying
knots. But if you could find a MR350P at a decent price, it is a COTS
GPS with PPS.
Charles Elliott
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> bounces+e
per,
(and in real life, if you can afford expensive receivers) but unless you
have
fairly good craftsmanship skills, it can be incredibly difficult (and/or
expensive) to get GPS to work well and consistently.
Charles Elliott
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For what it is worth, ntpd runs more than adequately on FreeNAS,
which uses FreeBSD as its underlying O/S.
Why do you write ntpd will only run on NT-based machines?
Charles Elliott
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from one computer to another as the external gateway. Because of the NAT,
time-d and time-d.nist.gov picked up the fast request rate right away when
both clients were briefly active, and would not let me back on for a day or
so.
Charles Elliott
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111 177
377
Charles Elliott
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bounces+elliott.ch=comcast@lists.ntp.org] On Behalf Of MAYER Hans
Sent: Wednesday, April 8, 2015 9:23 AM
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Subject: [ntp:questions] reachability
If you don't mind me asking, why is chrony superior to NTPD
for tracking a PPS signal, or even in general?
Charles Elliott
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/Proleptic)
Hope this helps.
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to get along with.
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is pinged the return is General failure.
(Dr.) Judah Levine, Time and Frequency Division, NIST Boulder, says
2610:20:6F15:15::27 works as far as he can tell. So, do IPV6 addresses
result in anything useful when used in NTPD?
Charles Elliott
Applications Processor
Motherboard/CPU/VGA Combo for $29.99 + $0.99 shipping today (Thanksgiving)
only.
Charles Elliott
http://promotions.newegg.com/NEemail/Nov-0-2014/Thanksgiving-Sale-blkdeals-e
blast-27/index-landing.html?utm_medium=Email
http://promotions.newegg.com/NEemail/Nov-0-2014
. There are real differences in the switching
speeds of these devices, and you may see these differences reflected
in ntp delay statistics (when in unicast mode).
Charles Elliott
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Could ntp.org outsource the work with Mechanical Turk or at
one of the volunteer social networking sites, whose names
I don't know; I have just read exist.
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of time?
Charles Elliott
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and Windows 8. I connect to a mixture of 9
stratum 1 and 2 external NTP servers that are physically close to me. I
also use the HPET as the QPC via the following
run cmd as admin and paste bcdedit /set {current} useplatformclock Yes.
Charles Elliott
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time from that machine.
Charles Elliott
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003 53.520 2.019 3.556
Charles Elliott
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, it addition to its other duties.
Charles Elliott
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that are not in the whois database or
that
do not respond to pings.
Charles Elliott
316 E Cambria St
Philadelphia, PA 19134-3324
(215) 425-5222
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2014 (1): Starting
Repeats exact same sequence as on 8/23/2014 3:52:37 PM
Is this the way it should be, that the protocol precision
declines when the clock is more than 4 times faster?
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home built (e.g.,
http://www.satsignal.eu/raspberry-pi/index.html) or purchased (e.g.,
http://www.meinberg-usa.com/products/network-time-server.htm), but the
original cost is greater and/or can take a long time to get working
satisfactorily.
Charles Elliott
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From
.
Charles Elliott
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If the reach is not 377, have you used WireShark or another TCP/IP
monitoring program to find out what is happening to the NTP packets? It is
not all hard to use.
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of servers on www.ntp.org.
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, run cmd as admin
and paste bcdedit /set {current} useplatformclock Yes.
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3820, GA-X79-UD3 (rev 1) mobo,
Gigabit Ethernet)
Note that they are different.
Charles Elliott
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'bcdedit /set {current} useplatformclock Yes'.
Would NTPD have less variation in offset and delay if, say, t4 were measured
by the difference in PC readings between the time t1 is measured and the
time T4 is presently measured?
Charles Elliott
?
Charles Elliott
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for something everyone benefits
from,
which in the US right now is not going over well.
Charles Elliott
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results, but I do remember that the latencies were highly
variable.
Intel subsequently sold the real time O/S, and I have not seen it for sale
since.
Charles Elliott
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The config file should have this format
server 127.127.20.1 mode 65 minpoll 4 maxpoll 4 prefer
fudge 127.127.20.1 time2 0.363352
fudge 127.127.20.1 flag4 0
Charles Elliott
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The only way that NTPD works well is to find 4 to 9 stratum 2 servers
near your location by searching the server lists at www.ntp.org.
Then observe the servers over a few days so that none of the ones you
pick have highly variable transit times.
Then set your clients facing external servers to
Discussion:
It is definitely, definitely true that offset (error) is highly
correlated with the distance between the client and the server. For
a time, one of the stratum 2 servers in the USA State of New Jersey
was using a server at a technical university in Poland as a source of
Have you considered the possibility that the computer has an energy saver
NIC,
and NTPD activity is insufficient to wake it?
C Elliott
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[mailto:questions-bounces+elliott.ch=verizon@lists.ntp.org] On
Can you use a packet sniffer, like Wireshark (which only works for
Windows Mac OS X 10.5.5), to look at the NTP packets and try
to determine the reasons you are receiving the response you have?
Charles Elliott
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Yeah, but the Meinberg installer for Windows, and the accompanying
documentation including the Cheat Sheet, sure makes setting up a default
configuration easier.
However, I grant that almost nothing beats reading the NTP documentation,
especially for novices.
Charles Elliott
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? But the same
website that defined amplification attack also described the solution: Use
TCP/IP.
Is not that just one more reason to switch ntpd, nptq, and ntpdc from UDP to
TCP for query processing?
Charles Elliott
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I don't know much about VMs and nothing about xenserver, so beware of free
advice. Here are three suggestions off the top of my head.
1. Would it be possible to have NTPD broadcast on both networks, x.x.75.x
and x.x.75.x?
2. Under Windows it appears to be possible to bridge connections on a
.
Charles Elliott
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unruh
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) when NTPD starts up.
NTPD chooses the timer whose frequency is that of the HPET.
Charles Elliott
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where I should expect to find ntp.conf on
FreeBSD?
Thanks in advance.
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On 2013-09-06, Charles Elliott elliott...@verizon.net wrote:
Calibrate has not worked for several years, although it is possible
it is
fixed now. Someone on this list investigated and reported that there
was
just pro forma or suggestive code in ntpd as to how it could work
and emit the time after a fix, it is needs a several hundred
millisecond boost to bring its time up to the present. I am not sure if PPS
needs a time2 adjustment.
Charles Elliott
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in the accuracy of the time.
Charles Elliott
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The -g option allows NTPD to take a large time jump on startup, so you
should be able to restart NTPD and watch it sync the computer to
external time in a few minutes. I know of no mechanism that would
allow NTPD to jump 10 minutes without a restart.
Charles Elliott
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as my Windows
programming skills have atrophied from meager.
Charles Elliott
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[mailto:questions-bounces+elliott.ch=verizon@lists.ntp.org] On
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Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 10:49
with inaccurate time. When I stop NTPD and attach SiRFDemo to the
port the MR-350P is connected
to, the NMEA data is perfect.
There have been a few problems with the USB ports after a recent spate of
Windows automatic updates, so this problem could be related to that.
Charles Elliott
negatively correlated, a
poll
interval of 32 to 64 seconds is the only way to maintain accurate time, in
my
humble opinion.
Do correct me if I am wrong.
Charles Elliott
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.
Charles Elliott
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data. You should wait until the Internet is
quiescent before observing or taking measurements.
Best of luck!
Charles Elliott
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-232 line. Many GPS device manufacturers have manuals that tell how to
change the NMEA message output rate. If you have a SiRF or SURE chip, I can
help with such a manual.
Charles Elliott
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receive the NMEA messages.
One can find SiRFDemo (3.87) by searching for it with Google or Bing.
Charles Elliott
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Behalf Of Rob
Sent
TimeTime
NTPDTime to to
Computer O/S Version OffsetSync? Sync0 Offset
Configuration line
T Server 2003
minpoll 4 maxpoll 4
L
Win 7
4.2.7p348
+3 min
Yes
3:14
8:57
server 192.168.1.89 iburst minpoll 4 maxpoll 4
Charles Elliott
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192.168.1.88 is the broadcast server, and 192.168.1.100 is this machine, one
of the recipients.
Charles Elliott
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Subject
that
they don't install them in typical motherboards; they cost at least as much.
Charles Elliott
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and finding ones near you is well worth the effort. Nothing will help
though if your neighbor decides to download a movie or two.
Charles Elliott
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between
the actual PPS signal and the digital pulse with an oscilloscope. Compared
to what I paid for one in the 1990s, oscilloscopes are dirt cheap now.
There are people who sell them on eBay too.
Charles Elliott
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initialization code, but send out your own messages. I have
this manual; if you can't find it on the Internet, send me an email and I
will send you a copy.
Please stop ragging us about carriage returns in email messages.
Charles Elliott
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Reference Manual; it returns 14,600 entries.
Charles Elliott
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[mailto:questions-bounces+elliott.ch=verizon@lists.ntp.org] On
Behalf Of David Taylor
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 5:25 AM
To: questions
on the East Coast of
the US around the time of Hurricane Sandy.
Charles Elliott
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[mailto:questions-bounces+elliott.ch=verizon@lists.ntp.org] On
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Sent: Wednesday, February
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System.exit(4);
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}
Your could also Google square root approximation algorithm and find
several others.
Charles Elliott
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Win 8 is also better at switching tasks according to priority. My Win 8
machine runs 8 Seti@Home (CPU intensive) CPU tasks at the lowest priority
(low) and 2 GPU tasks at the second lowest priority (below normal). There
is no interference with other tasks or with the screen. On versions before
cannot make any version later than that run on Win XP, although they run
on Win 7 8.
Charles Elliott
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any suggestions for realizing their project's goals.
Charles Elliott
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[mailto:questions-bounces+elliott.ch=verizon@lists.ntp.org] On
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Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2012 5:21 AM
other source of time?
Charles Elliott
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Subject: Re
131.107.13.100 is also a Microsoft time server; it appears to work well. I
wrote to the email address given in whois to find the URL for it, but never
received a reply.
Charles Elliott
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