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Following up on BottleOfWater's post about NAC, I came across Time Synchronizer (TS) on IT Samples website: it's a small one trick pony utility to regulate an aspect of system maintenance that seldom goes haywire -- but when it does, it can cause serious trouble. TS also enables a choice of preferred Network Time Protocol servers instead of the default 'time.windows.com' and 'time.nist.gov' pair (for addresses, check http://support.ntp.org/bin/view/Servers/WebHome).
Given the fact that TS also accepts (some very simple) command line parameters, makes it perfect for a quick automated patch of Internet connected computers who fail to correctly remember the time. The list of NTP servers to check is kept in 'time.txt', a plain text file in TS' folder.
[url]http://www.itsamples.com/time-synchronizer.html[/url] author wrote:Time Synchronizer is a small utility that synchronizes the PC's internal clock with one of the several atomic clocks maintained by the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology by using NTP Internet protocol.
