Since we moved to the new DNS the laod seems to have dropped way off -
on one of my boxes I've turned the bandwidth up to gigabit (it's
actually 10mbit) and I still only have 11,000 active clients consuming
about 1.9KB or 26 requests/sec - what happened to all the load - was it
all from outside the US and the geographic DNS is just putting it on
some other poor server?
John
Estimated active ntp pool clients: 11708
Estimated abusive ntp pool clients: 42
Estimated inactive ntp pool clients: 22950
Total ntp pool clients being tracked: 34658
Note: NTP is a stateless and connectionless (UDP based) protocol, so
exact numbers can't be determined.
63287679 ntp requests, in total, have been seen since 10/01/07 09:13:03
29488630 (46.6%) are from clients that are still active.
Long term request rate: 0.059 seconds between requests (16.82 req/sec)
Long term bandwidth in: 1.249 KBytes/s 9.989 Kbits/s
Long term bandwidth in: 3.086 GB/month 24.692 Gb/month
Current request rate: 0.038 seconds between requests (26.53 req/sec)
Current bandwidth in: 1.969 KBytes/s 15.750 Kbits/s
Current bandwidth in: 4.867 GB/month 38.934 Gb/month
(NTP packets are usually 76 bytes, UDP overhead included, in each
direction.)
The dump file was written 34 seconds ago, at 12/25/07 06:19:25
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