NTPsec and NTPsec-NTPdate

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K-mik@Z
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NTPsec and NTPsec-NTPdate

#1 Post by K-mik@Z »

NTPsec, as its name implies, is a more secure NTP. (https://www.ntpsec.org/)

Why are ntpsec and ntpsec-ntpdate not used by default (instead of ntp and ntpdate)
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Re: NTPsec and NTPsec-NTPdate

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They may well be considered for MX-21.

We switched to them with the Raspberry Pi build last month to solve an update problem, so will have the chance to watch the performance outside a server context for which I have read they were designed.
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Re: NTPsec and NTPsec-NTPdate

#3 Post by K-mik@Z »

cool and thank you for your answer.
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