University of Delaware / UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Abstract The / NTP port / Wisconsin campus / UNIVERSITY OF DELEWARE / University of Wisconsin / /
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public software / Internet computers / Internet service providers / campus network / dozen Internet / gateway multicast protocol / government networks / client software / datagram protocol / Internet Systems Consortium / Internet Draft / router manufacturer / network time protocol / Internet Drafts / packet services / Internet protocol version / ill-conceived client software designs / closest server / dense network / ubiquitous protocols / time synchronization / broken server / busy public server / router product / serious protocol / possible solution / telephone modem / Internet architecture / load balancing device / Telephone / configured time server / defensive infrastructure / mitigation algorithms / public software distribution / Internet service / commodity Internet service / page replacement algorithm / software distribution / wider Internet / /
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Unix / XP / Linux / Windows XP / Microsoft Windows / Windows NT / /
Organization
University of Wisconsin Internet / Internet Assigned Numbers Authority / University of Delaware / UNIVERSITY OF DELEWARE / Internet Engineering Task Force / UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN / Naval Surface Weapons Center / /
Person
DAVID PLONKA / RICHARD SCHMIDT / /
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DC / /
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Wisconsin / Delaware / California / /
Technology
Alpha / IPv6 / datagram protocol / D. Border gateway multicast protocol / page replacement algorithm / Linux / IP / GPS / engineered NTP mitigation algorithms / COPING WITH OVERLOAD ON THE NETWORK TIME PROTOCOL / BGP routers / mechansim using Protocol / operating system / operating systems / BGB router / access control list / Ethernet / D. Flawed routers / cryptography / load balancing / DNS / INTRODUCTION The Network Time Protocol / 700 / 000 routers / firewall / Network Address Translation / ISP / network time protocol / IPv4 / distributed / ubiquitous protocols / virtual memory / home routers / gigabit Ethernet / /
COPING WITH OVERLOAD ON THE NETWORK TIME PROTOCOL PUBLIC SERVERS1 DAVID MILLS, UNIVERSITY OF DELEWARE, JUDAH LEVINE, NIST, RICHARD SCHMIDT, USNO, AND DAVID PLONKA, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Abstract