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We setup NTP with the following:
Primary server STITR has ip address of 16.66.80.220
Seconary server SHELBY has ip address of 16.66.80.67
Client ROCKIE has ip address of 16.66.80.13
1) Primary server:
Setup STITR in the local net with local-master stratum of 10
by editing SYS$SPECIFIC:[UCX$NTP]UCX$NTP.CONF to include:
;following sets stratum number to corresponding value.
local-master 10
server 16.66.80.220
peer 16.66.80.13
peer 16.66.80.67
2) Secondary server:
Setup SHELBY in the local net with local-master stratum of 20
by editing SYS$SPECIFIC:[UCX$NTP]UCX$NTP.CONF to include:
;following sets stratum number to corresponding value.
local-master 20
server 16.66.80.220
peer 16.66.80.13
peer 16.66.80.67
3) Client:
Setup ROCKIE in the local net with local-master stratum of 32
by editing SYS$SPECIFIC:[UCX$NTP]UCX$NTP.CONF to include:
;following sets stratum number to corresponding value.
local-master 32
server 16.66.80.220
peer 16.66.80.67
peer 16.66.80.13
So in this example, if the host ROCKIE loses the primary server STITR,
it should aquire SHEBLY as the new sync source, as indicated by the
following in SYS$SPECIFIC:[UCX$NTP]UCX$NTPD.LOG:
* selected new sync source 16.66.80.67, now at stratum 21
11:22:16.75 -0.008819 seconds, trip 0.1997, aperture 0.0188, hold 4
And once ROCKIE re-aquires the primary server, it should use
STITR as the new sync source, as indicated by the following in
UCX$NTPD.LOG:
* selected new sync source 16.66.80.220, now at stratum 11
19:37:29.38 -0.122397 seconds, trip 0.2000, aperture 0.1224, hold 4
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