[ntp:questions] How should an NTP server fail?
David L. Mills
mills at udel.edu
Wed Jun 9 23:48:00 UTC 2010
Miroslav,
Seriously untrue. If the server is unreachable from the client, the
tally code shown at the client is blank and can never be the system
peer. To prove your case, show evidence the reach register is zero and
the tally code is *,
Dave
Miroslav Lichvar wrote:
>On Wed, Jun 09, 2010 at 09:34:06PM +0100, David L. Mills wrote:
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>>If a source is considered invalid,
>>unreachable or the maximum error statistic exceed the select
>>threshold, the tally indicator surely will be blank. If a source is
>>marked as the system peer, it surely is valid and reachable.
>>
>>
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>The tally indicator sometimes stays at * even when the peer is
>unreachable, that's why I have filed the bug 1554. There are steps to
>reproduce and a description of the events in clock filter which are
>causing the problem.
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