File Details |
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| File Size | 0.1 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | April 30, 2004 |
| Total Downloads | 694 |
| Publisher | Tom Horsley |
| Homepage | NTPTime |
Publisher's Description
NTPTime is a simple time setting client that runs as a service or as a hidden program, depending on your version of Windows.
Latest Reviews
emanresU deriseD reviewed v4.3 on Apr 26, 2009
My experience is just the opposite: Tardis 2000 (version 1.6) is perfectly reliable for me, and when I ran NTPTime 4.3 as a service, it would keep exiting for no apparent reason.
YouAreBeneathMe reviewed v4.3 on May 4, 2008
My favorite NTP client software, simply because (1) It tries alternate servers in case of error, and (2) It is just plain reliable.
I thought that Tardis 2000 was a good choice as well, until I ran it overnight and saw that it failed to query any NTP servers (why, I have no idea, but it was configured to check hourly).
NTPTime could stand to have a few cherry-on-top features thrown in (ability to use random servers, ability to adjust clock rate rather than just resetting the time, etc.). It's open source, so maybe when I have more time and energy I'll give it a go.
Really needs an installer. But it's still great.
nefarious1 reviewed v4.3 on Feb 26, 2006
Setup is ridiculously inconvenient, but the software works very well. NTPTime can try alternate servers upon failure, which is a feature that many lesser utilities in this genre don't bother with (ah--reliability, who needs it?).
I'm rating a 4 for setup, and a couple bugs I found.
hightek reviewed v4.3 on Oct 6, 2005
Great!
emanresU deriseD reviewed v4.3 on Apr 26, 2009
My experience is just the opposite: Tardis 2000 (version 1.6) is perfectly reliable for me, and when I ran NTPTime 4.3 as a service, it would keep exiting for no apparent reason.
YouAreBeneathMe reviewed v4.3 on May 4, 2008
My favorite NTP client software, simply because (1) It tries alternate servers in case of error, and (2) It is just plain reliable.
I thought that Tardis 2000 was a good choice as well, until I ran it overnight and saw that it failed to query any NTP servers (why, I have no idea, but it was configured to check hourly).
NTPTime could stand to have a few cherry-on-top features thrown in (ability to use random servers, ability to adjust clock rate rather than just resetting the time, etc.). It's open source, so maybe when I have more time and energy I'll give it a go.
Really needs an installer. But it's still great.
nefarious1 reviewed v4.3 on Feb 26, 2006
Setup is ridiculously inconvenient, but the software works very well. NTPTime can try alternate servers upon failure, which is a feature that many lesser utilities in this genre don't bother with (ah--reliability, who needs it?).
I'm rating a 4 for setup, and a couple bugs I found.
hightek reviewed v4.3 on Oct 6, 2005
Great!