Windows Time Synchronizer 2.0.7.0

Windows Time Synchronizer is a time client and server to synchronize the computer clock over the network. The time client receives the current time from a time server located in your local network or somewhere in the internet. It will automatically set your computer clock to the exact time using the given time source.

Windows Time Synchronizer can also be used as a time server to deliver the exact time to all workstations in the network. This keeps the computer clocks of your whole network synchronized. The workstations dont need access to the internet or any other time sources.

Windows Time Synchronizer offers a lot of options to customize the software for your personal needs. All settings are easy to use through a graphical interface.

Windows Time Synchronizer supports protocols like SNTP, TIME, DAYTIME and the NIST time format. This allows you to synchronize your system clock automatically with all kinds of time services. The used protocols are 100% compatible with official definitions defined in RFC2030, RFC868, RFC867 and the NIST Internet Time Service protocol.

Windows Time Synchronizer offers many useful features for different needs:

Supports Time, Daytime, NIST and SNTP protocols
Multiple time source support
Supports unicast, multicast and anycast modes
Time client and server mode
TCP and UDP support
Easy to use graphical interface
Accessible over system tray
Running as a system service
Auto startup option
Manual and automatic time synchronization
Dial-up network support
SOCKS5 Proxy server support
Contains a big list of pre-defined time servers
Notification feature for failed and successful synchronization
Detailed event log feature
Multi language support
Easy to use setup wizard
Tray Clock feature for the Windows Task Bar
World Time Clock Application
Automatic Task Scheduler Service
Thin Client Manager to synchronize the workstations of the whole network