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    Ntp gps rs232 on alix+pfsense

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      ohifra last edited by

      Hi guys , I need your help.
      In the services section - > ntp I noticed that in pfsense there is the possibility to install a GPS module for the creation of a stratum 1 NTP server.
      Now I pfsense 2.3 , standard version not nano , updated last night 05/04/2016 on a alix board apu1d4 .
      I want to know me which GPS module take , inside the alix but also outside, in order to create the ntp server with pfsense .

      I saw on the net that there are some devices that act as time server function but cost much .

      many thanks in advance

      ps I found this receiver rs232 on ebay
      http://www.ebay.it/itm/Nautica-Ricevitore-Antenna-GPS-Evermore-SA-320-seriale-RS-232-Navigazione-RS-232-/371442035464?hash=item567babab08ⓂmMHwzCBtLTU7oD-4h-XzfmA
      think will be fine ?

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