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From: swb@TCGOULD.TN.CORNELL.EDU (Scott Brim)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re: A good day for timewarps
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Date: 18 Jan 88 13:10:46 GMT
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I'd like to ask everyone **not** to use NCAR.NSF.NET (128.116.64.3) or
any of the other *.nsf.net fuzzballs as time servers.  Granted time
service doesn't take too many resources, the NCAR fuzzball is a
central node in NSFNET, with about 30-40 institutions on the other
side of the ethernet it is connected to and lots of traffic going
through it on its point-to-point links.  It is already so congested
that it spasms from time to time.  A few cycles here and there at this
point make a tremendous difference in the survivability of NSFNET.  So
PLEASE use one of the others to NTP-peer with.
						Scott