That very well could be normal, if there are not many other pool
servers near you.
The first thing I would do is select a lower bandwidth on your server
config page for the pool.
But if there really is very very few servers than that still won't help much.
Here in the usa, set to gigabit I'm getting about 300 per second, with
spikes up to around 2000 every now and again.
Quoting Luis Fernando Llana Díaz <[email protected]>:
Hello,
I think I have my ntp service attacked. I have had and ntp service
included in the ntp pool working for almost a year without a problem. But
since a month ago I have had network problems that I have discovered related
with the ntp. A soon as the server is in the pool (the score is over 5.0) I
am flooded with too many requests (more than 5000 in 1 second) that make the
network fail. I do not think it is normal, how can I protect myself?
Thank you,
Luis Llana.
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