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PresenTense Time Server

Windows Time Server Supporting NTP4.0.

Author:	Bytefusion Ltd.
Author's Site:	www.bytefusion.com
Support:	support@bytefusion.com
Size:	4476KB
License:	Shareware
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PresenTense Server is an RFC standard multi protocol time server supporting the latest NTP4 standard. You can use PresenTense Server to synchronize your PC to a primary time source such as an atomic clock on the internet or an inhouse GPS reciever and offer time services to clients on your local area network. Most leading GPS and Radio hardware clocks are supported via the serial port. Supports Free Run - accurate time if reference clock fails. More...

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PresenTense Server is an RFC standard multi protocol time server supporting even the latest NTP4 standard. You can use PresenTense Server to synchronize your PC to a primary time source such as an atomic clock on the internet or an inhouse GPS reciever and offer time services to clients on your local area network. Most leading GPS and Radio hardware clocks are supported via the serial port. Now supports Free Run so that you maintain accurate time even if your internet connection goes down or your reference clock fails. New algorithmic filters added to achieve even higher accuracy when using an unreliable internet connection. Installation automatically configures default time servers so in most cases, you have an operational time server after the install is complete. Syslog server support added in version 3.9. Fallback to an internet based time server if local GPS hardware fails.

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