David Yingling wrote:
>On Wed, August 24, 2005 2:40 pm, Tim Shoppa wrote: > > > >>I see almost no effect of being in vs out of the DNS here. The same >>half-dozen clients that hit me every single second are there in >>either case. >> >>Net traffic is about 8 packets of second when I'm out and 10 when I'm in. >> >> >> > >You must be special, Tim! I see about 8 requests/sec when I'm out and 40+ >when I'm in. That seem to match most of the posts that I have read. > >Maybe it's just the "high-peakers" that post to the list, but it sounds >like you are in the minority. (That's a very good thing in this case). > >-- Dave > > > If you don't have aggressive restrict lines in your ntp confg to block/kod the abusive clients you'll see higher packet counts. Adding discard average 30 discard minimum 3 restrict default kod nomodify limited to my ntp.conf pretty much solved my abusive client problems and reduced the traffic by about 50%. John _______________________________________________ timekeepers mailing list [email protected] https://fortytwo.ch/mailman/cgi-bin/listinfo/timekeepers
