NTP (Network Time Protocol) in Mobile Networks
NTP (Network Time Protocol) is an important protocol in mobile networks that ensures accurate time synchronisation across various network elements and devices.
NTP is important in mobile network to synchronise the clocks of different network elements. This is important from many aspects such as,
- Ensures that the timestamps associated with various network events, such as call logs, billing records, and service usage data, are accurate and consistent across the network. This is essential for proper accounting, charging, and troubleshooting.
- Precise time synchronization enables the accurate measurement of network performance metrics, such as latency, jitter, and packet loss.
- Also it is essential for efficient radio resource management, including the coordination of frequency channels, timeslots, and power control mechanisms.
- Time synchronization also supports security features, such as the validation of digital certificates and the detection of potential time-based attacks.
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