What are all the different Keys used for?
In addition to the example given in Q: 6.1.3.3., Professor David L. Mills states: Control keys are for the ntpq program and request keys are for the ntpdc program. The key file(s) define the cryptographic keys, but these must be activated individually using the trustedkey command. That last is so a single key file can be shared among a bunch of servers, but only certain ones used between pairwise symmetric mode servers. You are invited to cut this paragraph and paste it on the refrigerator door if it eases confusion.
In addition to the example given in Q: 6.1.3.3., Professor David L. Mills states: Control keys are for the ntpq program and request keys are for the ntpdc program. The key file(s) define the cryptographic keys, but these must be activated individually using the trustedkey command. That last is so a single key file can be shared among a bunch of servers, but only certain ones used between pairwise symmetric mode servers. You are invited to cut this paragraph and paste it on the refrigerator door if it eases confusion.
