This server is a ntp server located in Cleveland, Ohio, US and is part of the ntp pool project. You can always use this server by using the name ntp.vrillusions.com. You can also use one of the ntp pool addresses mentioned below to randomly use a participating time server.

This server is an active member of the ntp pool list of servers. It is listed for pool.ntp.org, north-america.pool.ntp.org, and us.pool.ntp.org. Additional statistics are kept by the ntp.org site as well.

Below are some graphs of the current time offset and estimated number of active clients (can only be estimated since ntp protocol uses udp). You can use this server as your computer's time server using the hostname ntp.vrillusions.com. You can see whenever the server is included in the dns for pool.ntp.org or us.pool.ntp.org by the sudden spikes in usage. I've also included the list of upstream servers for reference. The one with the * is the current reference server. Graphs are updated every 5 mins.

time offset
time offset

packet counts
packet counts

upstream servers
     remote           refid      st t when poll reach   delay   offset  jitter
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*209.51.161.238  .CDMA.           1 u  226  512  377   16.889    0.261   0.614
-64.236.96.53    .ACTS.           1 u   22  512  377   10.579    2.089   0.148
-18.145.0.30     .PSC.            1 u  211  512  377   18.915    0.493   0.124
-67.128.71.76    .CDMA.           1 u  491  512  377   29.263    4.359  21.151
+18.26.4.105     .CDMA.           1 u  172  512  377   18.975   -0.175   1.027
+132.163.4.103   .ACTS.           1 u  507  512  377   35.360    0.002   0.698
-132.246.168.3   .PPS.            1 u  156  512  377   30.602    2.298   0.260
system uptime 
 11:41:02 up 107 days, 13:30,  1 user,  load average: 0.25, 0.29, 0.26

FAQ

Why did you setup an NTP server
It was mainly just because I wanted to. Also the load this places on a server is minimal and has the added benefit that I can use this server for time sychronization between all the computers at where I work.
How do you generate all the graphs
The actual graphs are plugins for munin that are copied from the admin area to the public folder. The data for offset is from the command `ntpq -c rv` and packet counts from `ntpdc -c iostats`. I haven't bothered with creating a separate zip file, but you can get the scripts to generate the graphs using subversion. In linux you can type `svn co https://svn.vrillusions.com/svn/munin-plugins/trunk/plugins` (without the `s, and just say permit on the SSL certificate since it's issued by CaCert which isn't an "official" CA).
How long have you been a member of the pool.dns.org service
Since mid September, 2006. A replacement server was installed in mid March, 2007 with a new ip address.
What are some stats on the server used
This server is a dual P4 1.266 ghz with 1gb ram running Ubuntu Server with a 10mbit+ internet connection. NTPD is version 4.2.4p4.
Any other sites with statistics
Another really nice site with ntp statistics is lx.ujf.cas.cz--it was the inspiration for the graphs I did and how to go about collecting the data. Also the NTP Pool project's How to join page lists several servers with statistics.
Ever thought of being a stratum 1 server.
While a stratum 1 server (a server that obtains it's time directly from some method) is tempting, the cost for the hardware is very expensive. Also the datacenter the computer is located at probably couldn't get any of the radio signals and they're not going to let me drill a hole in the ceiling to run an antenna to the roof. I have looked into it and a CDMA time reference is just too expensive for me. GPS reference systems are less expensive at < US$100, but GPS needs line of sight which won't work in the datacenter. CDMA can go through walls and I get a great signal inside, so I know it would work, but it's a lot more expensive than GPS.

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