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NTP time server
A time server answers SNTP with a sane clock: offset, delay, stratum and leap indicator.
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What DumbMonit watches
Typical use. Router, NAS, internal time server, public pool server
Examples
- A router or NAS acting as a local time server
- An internal NTP server (chrony, ntpd)
- A public pool server used as a reference
How it connects
No account needed.
Default port: 123
Setup steps: Monitor an NTP server
In the address, write the server's name or IP address: "pool.ntp.org" or "192.168.1.1".
Lower "Tolerated offset" in the options to be warned earlier than 100 ms.
Heads-up. Keep the DumbMonit host itself in sync: its own drift is added to the measured offset.