> In analysing this, I see that many "symmetric active" pacakges > are exchanged, to certain clients. They send such a packet, and > then my server also responds with a "symmetric active" packet.
> Is it correct that ntpd sends out "symmetric active" packets? Yes, in response to "symmetric active" from unconfigured "peers" when not authenticated. Typically Windows clients I believe. If authenticated, or if authentication is disabled, ntpd will respond with a "symmetric passive" packet, and will establish an association visible in ntpq. > I don't want my server to peer with any of the pool clients. "ntpq -p" will tell you what it is peering with. _______________________________________________ timekeepers mailing list [email protected] https://fortytwo.ch/mailman/cgi-bin/listinfo/timekeepers
