Dr. Don Latham AJ7LL
PO Box 404, Frenchtown, MT, 59834
VOX: 406-626-4304
On Thu, Sep 26, 2019 at 6:08 PM djl djl@montana.com wrote:
Any quick opinions re use of chrony vs other NTP implementations?
THANKS
Don
It really depends on the use case. chrony seems to pick a "best"
source and try really really hard to track that one true source. ntpd
tries to intelligently track multiple sources at a time.
For a stratum 2/3 box that just tracks internet sources only, I've had
pretty good luck using chrony instead of ntpd. For a stratum 1 box
that tracks a single GPS/PPS source, it probably would work great for
that too. For a local stratum 2 that tracks just local stratum 1s,
that would probably be an excellent use case for ntpd. For a local
stratum 3 that just tracks multiple local stratum 2s? That would
probably be a good chrony use, as has temperature compensation.
It's hard to really be generic, this is one of those cases where
"test!" kind of applies.
-Dustin
I think chrony is better suitable to who wants more customization options,
such as faster pooling times, better delay calibrations and advanced
filtering settings (i dont know all on Openntpd nor chrony) but with my
experience with chrony i can say that chrony is good for my usages.
Em qui, 26 de set de 2019 às 20:08, djl djl@montana.com escreveu:
Dr. Don Latham AJ7LL
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Any quick opinions re use of chrony vs other NTP implementations?
THANKS
Don
Don,
I don't see any reason /not/ to use the reference NTP implementation.
It's well documented, and allows for stratum-1 servers on Windows, which
Chrony does not, meaning that I can use and manage the same program on both
Linux and Windows. Works with a wide range of reference clock sources.
It's always worked well here without issues.
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