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John, > Your emails are really cryptic to me by how you interweave your replies with > my past emails :) I'm having a hard time following but I'll do my best, > sorry. No worries. > 1. It still cannot be our datacenter's IDS/IPS because we duplicated the > issue with rime outside the datacenter a month or so ago. I agree. It still could be campus-wide congestion. > 2. It looks like you were right from the beginning in that the problem > appears to be quickly narrowing down to our campus firewall. That would be consistent with everything we've seen. > 3. I've set the time...when they moved us out of the TTU network I could no > longer use ntpdate and had to resort to htpdate which I had never used. Can't you use ntpd(8)? If not, then why? I've never heard of a site not being able to use ntpd(8). > 4. The bandwidth of the AT&T network pipe is also 10Gbs. Good. That will suffice. > I've noticed that both the NOTHER and NEXRAD3 for rime are showing an eerily > precise latency at roughly 400 seconds. Does that look right or is this just > a graphing presentation issue? That's exactly the trace we would expect to see for a site that's receiving the products with little latency but who's clock is off. > Holler if you have any more questions. Thanks again for working on this what > has to be an incredibly frustrating problem from y'alls end. Show this new information to your network administrator and request that they fix the problem. Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: GUQ-669331 Department: Support LDM Priority: High Status: Closed =================== NOTE: All email exchanges with Unidata User Support are recorded in the Unidata inquiry tracking system and then made publicly available through the web. If you do not want to have your interactions made available in this way, you must let us know in each email you send to us.