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- From: Unknown
- Date: Mon May 22 23:34:08 2006
I think it would be a good idea to stop providing startum 1 service
to anybody but ISPs who would then provide s2 clocks straight
out of their ciscos to customers thus avoiding the symmetry issues.
Reducing load on s1 clocks is also a good thing, as it could improve
accuracy.
--vadim
>I just crossed the 200th machine syncing of one of my stratum 1 servers. I
>like providing the service and it doesn't cost very much for me to offer the
>service. the problem I have with this is that NTP hates asymmetric routing,
>so the likelyhood is that for most people outside the provider that serves
>this machine, NTP time is suspect.
>
>It seems to me that the days when running a GPS refclock into an NTP server
>was exotic are long past. Why don't providers give NTP stratum 1 service to
>their customers? Then I can at least shed some of the most suspect clients
>(it's the routing path not the user that is suspect.)
>In search of good time for all,
>Jerry
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