Hej Anders,
On 26/07/13 09:21, Anders Wallin wrote:
Hi all, I have two NTP-related questions:
1.
We are setting up a White-Rabbit[1] network for time-distribution. We
'seed' the WR-network with 10MHz and PPS signals form atomic clocks. This
means on each computer in the network there's a very
Your time logging method likely introduces a large error. Larger then any
problems in the things you are trying to measure. A good NTP system
generally works at the few microseconds level.
As for running multiple NTP Clients, First off there is not such
distintion between a client and a
Hi all, I have two NTP-related questions:
1.
We are setting up a White-Rabbit[1] network for time-distribution. We
'seed' the WR-network with 10MHz and PPS signals form atomic clocks. This
means on each computer in the network there's a very accurate PTP-server
running on the WR-card, as well as
Anders,
It's possible to discipline the local clock with PTP and have NTP serve
that time to other hosts if that's what you want to do.
It's easy to have a single local NTP instance track multiple remote NTP
instances. Preferred, even.
I routinely see LAN machines running NTP that track time
