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Firewall Wizards: Re: NTp config - for the databases :}

Re: NTp config - for the databases :}

From: Bret Watson <lists_at_bwa.net>
Date: Fri, 13 Mar 1998 16:18:13

I'm sure your right - so we have all our stratum 3's peered to each other
and to one stratum 2 - unless your spoofed source is stable and represents
a gentle shift from the real ref then I think it will still ignore it - of
course if you use a stable spoofed source it will most certainly work.

But if the asset is worth enough to go to this effort the site really
should have its own clock.

>I'm sorry, but you're wrong.
>You are left with only *one* stratum-2 system; the others will drop to
>stratum-3 or lower by lack of a stratum-1 reference. These stratum-3
>systems peer to each other and use your only stratum-2 left as there
>single point of reference.
>
>Try it. Block all incoming ntp-traffic except the traffic from one of the
>external servers. You might be surprised as to how quickly ntp adapts.

Cheers,

bret

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Received on Mar 13 1998

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