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[Hal Murray]

>> Yea, I have the same conclusions.  Maybe just a toy NTP client that
>> compared one peer or refclock to the sysclock?  Then compare that to what
>> the local ntpd thinks about the sysclock. 
> No, because, agauin, that's not far short of the real thing.

There is a lot of wiggle room in "toy client".

The starting point would be send a request and print out stuff from the 
response.  That could evolve into a replacement for ntpdate and/or ntpdig.

Once it sends and receives well formed packets, it can turn into a traffic 
generator and/or collect statistics.




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