For those who want to know..there was two options you can use Burst and IBurst as per below
BURST and IBURST in NTP is useful for initially and quickly calibrating a system clock. Note that the packet spacing is about 2s in NIOS's NTP for both BURST and IBURST, unlike the traditional 16s (for IBURST) in default NTP, this is to further hasten the synchronization of clocks.
BURST sends a burst of eight packets when the server is reachable, and is used to accurately measure jitter with long poll intervals.
IBURST sends a burst of eight packets when the server is unreachable (tries to find out if a host is reachable), and then shorten the time until the first sync. We specify the NTP IBURST for faster clock synchronization. This option is considered “aggressive” by some public NTP servers. If an NTP server is unresponsive, the IBURST mode continues to send frequent queries until the server responds and time synchronization starts
I'm pretty sure that the people flagging it as a repeated question are helping the rest of us out, as those later get hidden from our view. That's why there can be 128 questions listed, but when you go through them all, there's only 120. The questions we don't get to see must be the ones that were repeated questions.
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