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Timeservers for all your computer time Synchronisation needs are listed below we have NTP Timeservers for computer networks that cross
time zones and continents to low cost solutions for small stand alone PC's.
Please view our products if you don't see what you require contact us we are the time Synchronisation specialists and can always modify
the standard products to meet your specific requirements.
To select the correct Timeserver for your system - Click here.
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Rack Mount GPS Timserver
To synchronise the time on large commercial networks this is the solution for you. A reliable Network
Time Server that can supply time across computer domains and continents for Windows, LINUX, UNIX, and NOVELL operating systems...
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Rack Mount Atomic Clock Timeserver
To synchronise the time on large commercial networks, using the Rugby Atomic Clock, check out this Time
Server, for Windows, LINUX, UNIX, and NOVELL operating systems...more |
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Server GPS Clock
To synchronise commercial networks the Server GPC Clock provides safe guaranteed accurate time, a GPS NTP
server for key Windows based applications...more |
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Server Atomic Clock
If you want a low cost Rugby Atomic Clock Time Server for Windows computer networks then
this product is an excellent solution...more |
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Timeserver for LINUX
To synchronise the time on a LINUX server use Time server for LINUX ...
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Timeserver for UNIX
To synchronise the time on a NOVELL server use Time server for UNIX ...
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TimeSynch SNTP Client
TimeSynch SNTP will sit quietly on a computer listening for a time broadcast from one of the NTP time servers listed above and when it
receives a time broadcast it will ensure computer time clock Synchronisation to the correct time...
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TimeSynch NTP Client
Is your PC or computer clock losing time then this NTP Uni-cast client will synchronise the time on networked pc and workstations...
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More Information
If you're interested in general information on NTP, you can find an overview, history, and other interesting references at:
http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~ntp/ntpfaq/NTP-a-faq.htm
For additional information about using NTP with Macintosh OS X, see:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.htm?artnum=61273
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