hi
i joined two days ago and was monitoring my traffic to predict what
traffic my isp will have to tolerate :)

there are actually 5 things id like to ask:
1. my university has a few timeservers (two with dcf77) but they are
only reachable inside the campus net or via vpn.
no problems so far, i am just interested in experiences/thoughts
with/about vpns (client is called vpnc, terminator is from cisco, it
uses a tun interface under linux)

cutted ouput of ntpdc -p and ntpq -p
st poll reach  delay    offset    disp
=======================================================================
1   64  377  0.01099  -0.000518  0.05774

st t when poll reach   delay   offset  jitter
=============================================
 1 u   19   64  377   11.495    0.005  82.740

usually the jitter is a lot lower than that and i have other servers
set up as well.

2. my own ip is displayed in ntpdc -p
e.g.
remote address          port local address      count m ver code
avgint  lstint
===============================================================================
hostname                  40730 127.0.0.1            204 7 2     80 44
0

of course i dont have my own ip added in ntp.conf.
since ntp_client_stats uses that kind of output, im an abusive client
to myself acording to it O_o
ntpd is version 4.2.0a (from pkg 4.2.0a+stable-2sarge1) on a debian
sarge box.
why does it show my own host?

3. it would be nice if i could exclude my server form the continent
zone (europe) to reduce the traffic (if it rises too high).

4. does anything speak against "restrict abusiveip ignore" instead of
firewalling?
is there a script (in combination with ntp_clients) that does
add/remove these lines?

5. why does ntp_clients_stats only show "bandwidth in" instead of
totals?
if ntpd does not provide that information it could at least estimate
it i guess?
-- 
mfG, Stefan Tauner
In a world without walls and fences, who needs Windows and Gates?
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