Netcom Systems has a similar product for its Smartbits analyzers. These are special-purpose tools: They're meant for syncing up two analyzers for precise measurement. I don't think either analyzer vendors' clock functions as an general-purpose NTP server. dn "Eric M. Carroll" <eric.carroll@acm.org> on 06/25/98 01:04:42 AM To: nanog@merit.edu cc: (bcc: David Newman/NYC/CMPNotes) Subject: RE: Interesting stratum 1 NTP clock W&G also used to make or resell a stratum 1 NTP speaking GPS clock with oven-based thermally stabilized oscillator. I loved it. But I cannot find it on their web page, so perhaps they do not sell it anymore. It was a little pricy, and Tony's suggestion looks much cheaper. Eric Carroll -----Original Message----- From: owner-nanog@merit.edu [mailto:owner-nanog@merit.edu]On Behalf Of Tony Li Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 1998 1:44 AM To: nanog@merit.edu Subject: Interesting stratum 1 NTP clock Folks who run NTP in their nets might wanna check out: http://www.coetanian.com/tss/tss100.htm This is a reasonably affordable, NTP-ready, GPS based stratum 1 chimer, complete with 10BaseT interface. It's also getting close to being plug-n-play. I've been beta testing one for a couple of weeks and it seems to chime reasonably well. Tony p.s. I have no finanical interest in this product or this company whatsoever. I'm just a time geek...