What is Network Time Server ?
Network Time Server is a server application included in Network Time System package that is used for setting up and running dedicated time server on the enterprise network.
It is capable of time synchronization with external sources (Internet time servers or local trusted time sources such as GPS, clock cards, etc.).
The server allows workstation client software to synchronize time with enterprise network time server thus creating sophisticated time synchronization system for effective time synchronization.
Key Features:
- All 32-bit Windows Operating Systems are supported
- Runs both as NT-service under NT operating systems (Windows NT4/2000/XP)* and as usual Win32 application under 9x systems (Windows 95,98,ME)
- Informative stats for both client and server parts
- Logging
- Built-in power-firewall
- Support for 3 simultaneous external time sources
- Capable of synchronizing time with external time sources thru corporate firewall or proxy server (http, socks4/4a/5 proxies).
- Encryption of all inbound and outbound traffic
- Flexibility and ease of configuration
- All major network protocols are supported (including TCP/IP, IPX, and NetBEUI)
- High speed of operation
- High precision of time synchronization
- Modest usage of system resources
*You must have administrative privileges to install Network Time Server on Windows NT/2000/XP systems.