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From: hebo@HP850.MBARI.ORG (Bob Herlien)
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Subject: NTP v3
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Date: 18 Mar 91 17:43:55 GMT
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Dave,

Well, perhaps ntp v3 is the answer to our internet desolation.  
Unfortunately, HP-UX (HP's incarnation of Unix) is rather a special
case, and I've been quite happy to let the experts at HP Labs 
(aka Ken Stone) do the hard part.

I can't afford the time to port the new version.  But perhaps I'll just
take a peek.  Where can I find v3?  I've found ntp.3.4/ntp-test.tar.Z
on louie.udel.edu, but somehow I'd gained the impression that that was
the "old" version of ntp.  Am I wrong?

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Bob Herlien
MBARI (Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute)
hebo@hp850.mbari.org

P.S. Stanford is busy again this morning.  I just watched one of our
     stratum 2's drop 6 in a row, and 7 out of 8, to an external stratum 1.
     That generated a "reach" vector with one bit on, a new record.
     Funny thing is, it had already wobbled previously, and the new wobble
     brought them *closer* together.  Random walk.