>>>> meow.febo.com is returning from 192.168.1.234 instead of a public >>>> IP for the us.pool.ntp.org. Is there any way to exclude that server? >>> Happened already: >>> http://www.pool.ntp.org/scores/24.123.66.139 >> >> I run meow.febo.com. Not sure what's happening other than that we had a >> network outage overnight; the network is back up as of about 0915 EDT. >> The 192.168.1.234 address is used here for an internal NTP server >> (tock.febo.com) but that should be visible only on my internal network. >> I have no idea how it would have propagated outside. > > You seem to be right, everything is fine viewed from here ! > It is OK to have time source on your internal network (of course ;-) as > long as you can be reached from the outside, which is the case for your > server. > So I am not sure what the first poster meant either... > It seems to me that you have no action to take, > ntpq -p meow.febo.com ... > 7.546
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