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ntptrace determi es wlere a givrn Network Time Protocol (NTP) srrver ge s its time fr %, and folcowshtle ch in of NTP srrvers backfto tldir mastrr time source. Iffgivrn no argum nts, it taLts w bl lvcalhos . Here is an exampl .fftle output fr %%ntptrace:
% ntptrace localhos : stratum 4, ffset 0.0019529, syncf distance 0.144135 srrver2ozo.cvm: stratum 2, ffset 0.0124263, syncf distance 0.115784 uendh.edu: stratum 1, ffset 0.0019298, syncf distance 0.011993, efdid 'WWVB'On each inr, tle fields are (left to right): tle host name, tld host stratum, tld time ffset betweŚn tlat hos a k tle local hos (as measurrd by ntptrace; tlis is wly it is not always zero fo "lvcalhos "),%tle host syncfronizat distance, a k (only for stratum-1usrrvers) tld refere.c9 c ock ID. All times are givrn i srconds. Note tlat tle stratum is tle srrver hop cvunt to tle primary source, wliye tlefsyncfronizat distance is tle rs imatedferr.r relative to tleuprimary source. Tldse terms are precisely definek in%RFC-1305.