Introduction
Active Servers
- Afrique 92
- Asie 367
- Europe 3364
- Amérique du Nord 1114
- Oceania 183
- Amérique du Sud 82
- Mondial 4607
- Tous les Réservoirs de Serveurs 5174
Le projet pool.ntp.org est une grappe virtuelle de serveurs de temps qui permet de fournir à un grand nombre de clients une source de temps NTP facile à utiliser.
Cette grappe de serveurs est utilisée par des centaines de millions de systèmes à travers le monde. Ces serveurs de temps sont utilisés dans la plupart des grandes distributions Linux et dans de nombreux équipements réseau. (Voir Informations pour vendeurs.)
En raison du nombre grandissant d'utilisateurs, nous avons besoin de plus en plus de serveurs. Si vous possédez un serveur avec une adresse IP statique et qui est disponible en tout temps sur Internet, Vous pouvez l'ajouter à la grappe pool.ntp.org
Ce projet est maintenu et développé par Ask Bjørn Hansen et un grand groupe de contributeurs au forum du projet. Le code source du système est disponible.
L'hébergement et la bande passante pour les serveurs de tête sont actuellement fournis par Equinix Metal.
remonterActualités
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March 20, 2023
NTP Pool Monitoring v2
This weekend the system that monitors the NTP servers in the NTP Pool got a major overhaul! NTP servers are now monitored from a number of monitors across the world, usually closer to the server than the single monitor was before. One of the most frustrating things about operating an NTP server in the NTP Pool was how random network issues far away from the server would impact the score. Sometimes cause an email to be sent to the operator about potential problems. -
March 12, 2023
The NTP Pool Project turns 20
This year the NTP Pool Project has been serving time to the world for 20 years! Trillions and trillions of DNS requests have been served to billions of clients, with the NTP requests handled by thousands of NTP servers across the world day and night. Development on the project ebbs and flows, but maintenance and upgrades on the production infrastructure is consistent – and constant. Our community is active; and the NTP server operators even more so with almost 2,000 operators managing the 3,000 IPv4 NTP IPs and 1,600 IPv6 IPs active in the system. -
May 25, 2020
Website cookie policy
The main website (www.ntppool.org / www.pool.ntp.org) doesn’t set any browser cookies. Some access logs are generated strictly for diagnostics purposes. No long term storage or analytics on user behavior is attempted. The manage website (manage.ntppool.org) sets a cookie on login to track authentication. The site also keeps a record of the account information you provide and NTP server IPs that are registered. We try hard to not keep any information that’s not essential for operating the system. -
September 6, 2019
NTP Pool servers on Kubernetes on Packet
Packet is awesome.
When we started planning our recent unplanned server move, we investigated options for having not one, but two sites, for the “hub” systems for the NTP Pool. With 4000 NTP servers and hundreds of millions of clients using the system, it really should be a given!
Evaluating our options on a ridiculously short timeframe, Packet stood out as an interesting choice, though we were a little apprehensive at first if their setup would be too unusual compared to more familiar options.
After a quick chat with some of the friendly staff at Packet, we were off to the races to see if we could get everything migrated in less than a week of nights and weekends. If we could, we’d be able to move the physical servers the following Sunday without downtime to any critical services, and get us closer to having proper redundancy.
Working with the Packet system has been fascinating and extremely productive. Despite having done this sort of work for several decades, it was a surprise how mixing familiar capabilities, APIs and abstractions opened new ways for quickly building and managing powerful, reliable and scalable infrastructure.
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September 5, 2019
New Account Features
The beta site has been updated with new features for managing the accounts. Until now each server had to be associated with just one user login. In the new system servers are associated with an account that can have multiple user logins. If you can, please try it out and post bug reports or suggestions in the development forum or via email. - Older news...
Links
- Terms of service
- NTP home - the website about ntp
- The NTP Pool DNS server uses GeoIP data from MaxMind to help choose an NTP server from the Pool.
- Meinberg, makers of incredibly fine time server systems.
- The Public servers abuse and the Fixing the NTP server abuse problem threads on the comp.protocols.time.ntp newsgroup have caused this project to be started.