[e2e] Clock Synchronization Protocols/Algorithms

[Hesham Elbakoury]

Hi Bob

  I know about NTP. I am looking for other protocols that can provide more
accurate clock synchronization.

  Thanks

  Hesham

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From: Bob Braden [mailto:braden at ISI.EDU]
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 12:00 PM
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Subject: Re: [e2e] Clock Synchronization Protocols/Algorithms



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  *>    I am interested to find out what are the protocols (e.g. NTP) that
are
  *> developed for clock synchronization and their methods 
  *>    to reduce/eliminate the effect of jitter in the distribution of
  *> clock/timestamp informations. This jitter is due to queuing delays and
  *>    S/W packet processing overhead.
  *> 
  *>    Thanks
  *> 
  *>    Hesham

Go to the RFC Editor Web page www.rfc-editor.org and search for "NTP".

Bob Braden
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