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RE: Automatically setting a PC's time



On Tue, 2004-02-17 at 13:05, Phil Harris wrote:
>
> If you have broadband (or some sort of always on connection) then you
> could use something like:
>
> http://www.timetools.co.uk/ntp-time%20server-client-ntc-000.htm
>
> Or any of the similar Network Time Client tools. (That one you have to
> pay for but there are plenty of free ones.)
>
> A google search will bring up lists of time servers too...
>
> Phil

It's a fairly standard thing in most Unixes (NFS is highly dependant on
accurate time for encrypted connections to work properly).  I'd be very
surprised if there wasn't a nice simple NTP client for Windows, but I
suspect that, like very nearly everything else, it would be nagware at
best, bloody expensive at worst.

As far as time servers go, I tend to use ntp1.ja.net as my NTP server.

Gordon.




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