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Subject: Re: bin/115242: ntpd(8): Incorrectly working ntpd on 7.0
	[regression]
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Synopsis: ntpd(8): Incorrectly working ntpd on 7.0 [regression]

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To submitter: is this still an issue for you?

Please note that it would probably be a good idea to rework your ntp.conf:
there is little benefit in having so many servers listed in your ntp.conf,
and also little point in having several stratum-1 and stratum-2 servers.
Listing only (say) four local stratum-2 servers would probably provide better
time syncronisation than listing several stratum-1 servers distributed across
the world.

http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=115242