
Telstra outage explained: how one GPS card set the network to 2006
The Telstra outage explained: a rebooted GPS card with old firmware said it was 2006, and the NTP server design let it outvote every other clock.
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The Telstra outage explained: a rebooted GPS card with old firmware said it was 2006, and the NTP server design let it outvote every other clock.
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