On 03-03-09 23:35, Ask Bjørn Hansen wrote: > On Mar 3, 2009, at 14:11, der Mouse wrote: > You must have better eyes than me! I tried it briefly on one of my > boxes that are in the NTP Pool[1] and it's getting about 40-50 > qps[2]. Actually -- that brings me to another thing I'm curious about: > > This particular box is in the US and is set to 50Mbps on > http://www.pool.ntp.org/manage/servers > -- so it seems to get about 1 query per second "per megabit". > Does that correspond with what others are seeing?
My box in NL, EU is set to 1Mbps and got 685K [1] requests over the past 15.25 days (iptables ntp match count). That makes 0.5qps/Mbit average. [1] including 83K blocked queries, mainly caused by 2 IPs. The number of unique IPs over 2 hours (based on some home made scripts) is about 60-250 on average with 2 or 3 peaks of 1500-5000 every 4-7 days. I guess my machine is then listed in the global pool. I noted these peaks often come with 2 or 3, spaced by 3-7 hours. I have no data on variation in qps. Arnold _______________________________________________ timekeepers mailing list [email protected] https://fortytwo.ch/mailman/cgi-bin/listinfo/timekeepers
