| RFC 1305 - Network Time Protocol (Version 3) Specification, Implementation. David L. Mills. March 1992.
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| RFC 2030 - Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) Version 4 for IPv4, IPv6 and OSI. D. Mills. October 1996.
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| Network Time Protocol Version 3 - Aimed primarily at helping internal BNL.gov users with NTP, this page provides useful setup information for various flavors of Unix.
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| Network Time Protocol at the University of Michigan - A discussion of why and how to set up NTP software. Some information is specific to the Unversity, some is more general.
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| Secure Network Time Protocol (stime) - Information and drafts from the IETF Working Group pursuing authenticated distribution of time information.
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| Geodsoft How-To: NTP Time Synchronization - A tutorial on installing NTP servers on UNIX (OpenBSD and Linux) and Windows to accurately synchronize computer times.
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| Network Time Synchronization Project - NTP Project page for Dr. Mills, primary NTP researcher for over twenty years. He and his students are working on NTP version 4 to improve robustness and security.
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| Network Time Protocol (NTP) Project - Links to many time service clients from the maintainer of the NTP. Includes non-NTP clients.
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| O'Reilly Hardening Cisco Routers - Sample chapter from the book, showing the cisco-specific methods of configuring your routers to support using NTP time synchronization.
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| LinuxDevCenter.com: Synchronizing Networks with NTP - Accurate timekeeping is vital to accurate records, and accurate logs are the mainstay of good system administration. Glenn Graham explains NTP (the Network Time Protocol) and how to put it to work on your network.
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| O'Reilly Cisco Cookbook - This book gathers hundreds of example router configurations all in one place. In chapter 14, the authors provide information on configuring, running, and debugging NTP on your Cisco router. This link via O'Reilly's Safari network for online publications.
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| Flawed Routers Flood University of Wisconsin Internet Time Server - Report by Dave Plonka on the massive problems caused on the University of Wisconsin network and time servers, due to misconfiguration of NetGear equipment
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| The NTP FAQ and HOWTO - Understanding and using the Network Time Protocol (A first try on a non-technical Mini-HOWTO and FAQ on NTP)
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| Public NTP Time Server List - Community maintained list of Stratum 1 and Stratum 2 NTP time servers, including policies and requirements for use, contact info, etc.... Maintained via the NTP TWiki, by the admins of the respective sites themselves.
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| NTP Reference Implementation Mailing Lists - Variety of mailing lists used to support ntp.org, including the announce list, CVS logs, bugs, and questions (which is gatewayed to the USENET newsgroup comp.protocols.time.ntp).
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| pool.ntp.org: The Internet Time Network - Information on a collection of public NTP servers provided by users and ISP's placed in a DNS round-robin under pool.ntp.org.
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| NTP Statistics Gathering and Reporting with MRTG - David Taylor's short description of how he uses MRTG (and SNMP) to gather and report statistics for NTP for his servers, including Perl scripts, shell scripts, and mrtg.conf examples
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| Vendor: suse.com: Time Synchronization Through the Network - This page helps with configuration of NTP software in the S.u.S.E. Linux distribution.
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| Vendor: sco.com: Configuring Network Time Protocol (NTP) service - A detailed information page about the guidelines for implementing NTP on Caldera (SCO) Linux
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| NTP Community Documentation - Even though this is hosted at ntp.org, this is not the official NTP documentation or the official NTP FAQ. This is intended to be the collection point for cookbook configurations, tips, hints, tricks, and other comments from directly from various members of the NTP community that might be beneficial to others within the community. Anyone who is interested in helping to develop or improve documentation for NTP is encouraged to join and contribute.
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