What does it take to get some ip addresses removed from the pool

The servers in the range 222.127.1.18 ~ 222.127.1.27 have been discussed in this forum for at least the last 2.5 years.

https://community.ntppool.org/t/certain-servers-are-not-replying/3238

https://community.ntppool.org/t/many-probably-all-ntp-servers-in-the-philippines-dont-work/3440

As of today they are still in the public pool, still being offered to pool clients and still failing to respond to a large number of requests from the Philippines and wider Asia/global region.

So the question I have is what happens now? How do these servers get removed/blacklisted from the pool? Who makes that decision to remove them? What information do they need so they can make a decision to keep and/or remove these addresses?

They’ve been given a last chance to address this themselves. If they don’t, the servers will be put in monitoring-only mode later today (UTC).

Interesting. Thanks for the update.

I guess the process is to report things here. I have a few more servers that are not providing a quality response so will post them here soon.