NetTime Server and Client
The NetTime Server & Client application allows you to synchronize your PC's system clock or all PC's system clock in your LAN using various time server types commonly available on TCP/IP networks such as the Internet or LAN, And multiple time protocols are supported. As Client, the protocol currently supported are Time protocols(RFC868), and Simple Network Time protocols(SNTP RFC2030). NetTime can be configured to full Time protocols(RFC868) or SNTP protocols(RFC2030) compliance, including client support of broadcast, and multicast modes. As Server, NetTime Server & Client will itself provide time services to other computers using Time Protocols(RFC868). NetTime can be configured to full Time protocols(RFC868) compliance, including server support of unicast and multicast modes. NetTime normally runs as a standard 32-bit Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000 or Windows XP application. Features 1.Synchronize your PC's system clock or all PC's system clock in LAN using various timeserver types commonly available on TCP/IP networks such as the Internet or LAN with manual and periodical operating modes. 2.Multiple time protocols are supported. 3.NetTime is able to work as a time server so you can synchronize any computer's clock in your LAN to your PC. 4.Automatic Dial-Up Networking connection. 5.Hides in the system tray and does not require any desktop space. 6.System tray popup menu for easy access to main functions.
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