Infrastructure · externally observed

Current GMT and the WW.CX time service.

CreekCo publishes this view of the WW.CX public time infrastructure as part of our commitment to observable, understandable systems. Independent external monitoring checks the public standard-NTP endpoint from a separate network.

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Public time endpoints

WW.CX NTP and NTS are available for compatible clients.

The canonical server name is ntp.ww.cx. time.ww.cx is an alternate name for the same IPv4 standard-NTP service. For critical systems, configure several independent time sources rather than relying on one public server.

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Standard NTP

ntp.ww.cxtime.ww.cx
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The WW.CX public time service is presently disciplined by a nearby ISNIC GNSS-backed Stratum-1 reference; the externally observed served stratum is shown live. Use the canonical hostname wherever possible; the alternate name is provided for convenience.

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Network Time Security

ntp.ww.cx
TCP 4460NTS-KEAuthenticated time

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Independent external monitor

External network
Separate networkRead-only

An independent external monitor periodically checks standard NTP and publishes bounded health metadata for this page.

Latest external observation

What the external monitor sees.

Last observation
Round trip
Clock offset
Stratum

Configuration examples

Point a client at WW.CX.

Windows · quick query

w32tm /stripchart /computer:ntp.ww.cx /samples:5 /dataonly

chrony · standard NTP

server ntp.ww.cx iburst

chrony · NTS

Use the authenticated NTS endpoint:

server ntp.ww.cx iburst nts

Human-readable clock

This page displays UTC at GMT+00:00 for convenient viewing; applications should use NTP or NTS directly.

Operational transparency

Useful infrastructure should be observable.

The large clock is anchored to the independent monitor’s most recent measured offset from the WW.CX NTP service when that observation is fresh. Between status refreshes, the browser advances the displayed time with a monotonic timer. If the external observer is unavailable, the page labels the condition and falls back to the visitor’s device clock.

Precision note: this webpage is for human-readable GMT/UTC. Browser rendering, HTTP latency and observer age make it unsuitable as a precision clock. Use the protocol endpoints directly for synchronization.

The WW.CX public time service is best-effort infrastructure and is not a legal-metrology, navigation, medical, emergency, industrial-safety or life-safety reference. This page does not change CreekCo’s pre-launch telecommunications status.