Hi, On 07-10-09 21:00, PGNet Dev wrote: > i rm'd iburst from my /etc/ntp.conf last eve, and the box has run > since then ... atm, i've > > remote refid st t when poll reach delay offset jitter > ============================================================================== > +zorro.sf-bay.or 216.218.254.202 2 u 23 64 77 24.220 -829.09 493.664 > *AC-NTP0.net.cmu 128.237.148.140 2 u 33 64 77 80.883 -807.14 491.659 > +AC-NTP1.net.cmu 128.237.148.140 2 u 48 64 37 85.234 -772.44 404.404 > AC-NTP2.net.cmu 128.237.148.132 2 u 53 64 17 82.856 -761.93 313.603 > +clock.sjc.he.ne .CDMA. 1 u 2 64 77 15.860 -879.75 484.443
The poll interval is 64 seconds; your system runs for several hours and still the reach is only 77 or even less, meaning the last 4-6 polls out of 8 (last 8.5 minutes) resulted in a reply. On my system it is a steady '377' or 8 out of 8 (the max). Note: it is an octal representation of an 8 bit shift register. How stable is your internet connection and how heavy is it loaded with traffic? If you're doing large up- or downloads using all or most of your bandwidth, then you cannot expect a stable time. The same applies to the AC-NTP0/1/2.net.cmu servers. Perhaps you can try to replace two of them by other servers with lower ping (delay) times. Also try to do no other network traffic at all and see if things improve. Good luck! Arnold &:-) _______________________________________________ timekeepers mailing list [email protected] https://fortytwo.ch/mailman/cgi-bin/listinfo/timekeepers
