Interesting to checkout the real time connection screen:
One S3 is sending (UDP?) packets to:
tock9.usshc.com:123
ntp1.linuxhosted.ca:123
209.118.204.201:123
hydrogen.constant.com:123
Does any of this make sense?
NTP is for the time sync. Network Time Protocol. Why its going to ntp1.linuxhosted.ca:123 for time i dont know. Mine is set to openwrt.pool.ntp.org
I havent looked at the log tho.
openwrt.pool.ntp.org should be a round robin style dns pointer to the ntp servers selected by the openwrt people from the ntp.org pool list. you could use the default ntp.org pool if you prefer.