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I thought NTP specifically did account for transit latency. Not sure why I made that assumption, but if it’s not true, how can I ever trust my clock to be corre
by IgorPartola 6y ago
I thought NTP specifically did account for transit latency. Not sure why I made that assumption, but if it’s not true, how can I ever trust my clock to be correct?
- detaro 6y agoAs the article says, it does account for it. It just can't account for unknown constant asymmetric latency. > how can I ever trust my clock to be correct? what does it mean for your clock to be "correct"? If you need your time to be precise to more than a few 100ms you probably shouldn't be getting it from random NTP servers over unknown connections, but for most people that's an acceptable error.