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That would actually be really useful though: being able to see at a glance what the network time should be would be incredibly useful. There's other types of e
by XorNot 1y ago
That would actually be really useful though: being able to see at a glance what the network time should be would be incredibly useful.
There's other types of environments where you isolated users like SCIFs or really anything airgapped.
Hell: that would convince me to buy one that for my house.
- signal-intel 1y agoNo GPS in SCIFs. Agree ntp would be great. Also I’d prefer a way to manually switch between a fixed set of time zone, or even just showing UTC always as an option.
- sneak 1y agoHow do SCIFs do time? Do they use optoisolated network connections and then do time sync over that? (SIPRnet, is it?)
- signal-intel 1y agoThe US Navy maintains NTP servers on a variety of networks, the public internet and SIPR included. https://www.cnmoc.usff.navy.mil/Our-Commands/United-States-Naval-Observatory/Precise-Time-Department/Network-Time-Protocol-NTP/DoD-Customer-Servers/ https://www.cnmoc.usff.navy.mil/Our-Commands/United-States-N...
- offmycloud 1y agoIf you have a special project need, you might be able to get one-way IRIG time signal on fiber with guard boxes at both ends. There's really no technical reason why you couldn't do analog GPS baseband over fiber, but you do need approved equipment at both ends for policy reasons. (certified for no backflow)