What is Network Time Protocol (NTP)?
Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a standard Internet Protocol (IP) for synchronizing the real-time clocks of computers on a network. NTP coordinates the real time… Read More »What is Network Time Protocol (NTP)?
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A Guide To NTP Authentication
NTP authentication is a measure used by the Network Time Protocol (NTP) to mitigate security risks associated with time synchronization. It allows a client to… Read More »A Guide To NTP Authentication
What is the GPS Clock ?
The GPS Clock is a satellite system that provides a very precise timing service through the use of atomic clocks. This provides everyone on Earth… Read More »What is the GPS Clock ?
How To Configure A NTP Server Using A Serial Console Session
Many NTP time servers, including TimeTools T100, T300 and T550 models, allow configuration using a serial console session. It can provide an alternative way of… Read More »How To Configure A NTP Server Using A Serial Console Session
What is Holdover in Time Synchronization Applications ?
Network time servers and other time synchronization applications, rely on an accurate reference clock input, such as GPS. Holdover is a mechanism whereby a device… Read More »What is Holdover in Time Synchronization Applications ?
T-Series NTP Server Support – General Queries
Table of Contents Firmware Update Queries Where To Obtain Firmware Updates TimeTools provides regular firmware updates for all T-Series NTP servers. To take advantage of… Read More »T-Series NTP Server Support – General Queries