Re: How widely deployed is NTP?

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From: Mills
Date: Sat, 09 Mar 1991 02:32

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Anders,

Well, if that fraction holds throughout the Internet, there should
be some 24,000 chimer and chimee NTP hosts. I wouldn't be surprised,
since the level of the assault on the fuzzball primary servers has
easily doubled over six months ago.

Dave

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