Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Options:
Notes:
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Allow Remote Timezone Change
REG_SZ
True
True or False
Enables Domain Time II Manager to change the time zone on this machine.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Options:
Notes:
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Allowed Broadcast Protocols
REG_SZ
Auto
Auto, or NTP, or DT2
Instructs the Ultra Thin Client what kind of broadcast protocols should be honored.
If set to NTP, then only NTP broadcasts will cause a time sync. If set to DT2, then
only Domain Time II heartbeat broadcasts will cause a time sync. If set to Auto, then
the Ultra Thin Client will listen for both kinds of broadcast and automatically select
whichever is present and more accurate.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Options:
Notes:
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Allowed Broadcast Sources
REG_MULTI_SZ
blank
Blank, or a list of IP addresses, one per line.
If blank, the Ultra Thin Client will accept NTP or Domain Time II broadcast time from
any source. If an IP address is given, then only broadcasts originating from that IP
address will be honored. You may list more than one IP address (one per line) if you
have more than one broadcast source on your network.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Options:
Notes:
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Chimes Enabled
REG_DWORD
0
0, 1, or 2
If zero (or not present), no chimes will play. If 1, chimes will play using the
system sound card if present, otherwise the system speaker. If 2, chimes will
play using the system speaker only.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Notes:
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Clock Adjustment (100-ns intervals)
REG_DWORD
Varies based on machine hardware and operating system
This value is used by the system to maintain slewing and training. Do not edit.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Notes:
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Clock Adjustment Default
REG_DWORD
Varies based on machine hardware and operating system
This value is used by the system to maintain slewing and training. Do not edit.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Options:
Notes:
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Clock Adjustment Enabled
REG_SZ
True
True or False
Corresponds to the Use Slewing to Improve Long-term Accuracy setting
on the control panel applet. Ignored on Win95/98/ME machines.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Notes:
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Current Version
REG_SZ
Varies
This value is set by the system for informational purposes. Changing it has no effect.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Options:
Notes:
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Ephemerides
REG_DWORD
N/A
This value is used by the system. Do not edit.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Options:
Notes:
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Force Windows Time State
REG_SZ
Disabled
Disabled, NoSync, or Enabled.
When the client starts, it checks the Windows Time (W32Time) service and, if present, forces
it to the selected state. In most circumstances, Disabled is correct for the Ultra Thin
Client, Disabled is correct for Full Client listening for NTP broadcasts, and NoSync
is appropriate for all other configurations.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Notes:
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Machine Statistics
REG_BINARY
N/A
This binary value contains the statistics, as of the last update,
that can be viewed from DTCheck, the Domain Time II Manager, or the system tray icon. Do not edit.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Notes:
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Protocol Balance State
REG_BINARY
N/A
This binary value contains the statistics used by the Ultra Thin Client to balance among multiple
servers and different protocols when Allowed Broadcast Protocols is set to Auto. Do not edit.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Options:
Notes:
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Respond to DTCheck
REG_SZ
True
True or False
Corresponds to the Respond to DTCheck option on the control panel
applet or Domain Time II Manager. If enabled (True), the client will respond when Domain
Time II Manager, Domain Time II Monitor Service, or the DTCheck utility attempts to
survey machines or calculate network-wide variances. If disabled (False), the client
will ignore DTCheck requests.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Notes:
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Service Installed
REG_SZ
True or False
Used internally. Do not edit.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Notes:
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Service Running
REG_SZ
True or False
Used internally. Do not edit.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Options:
Notes:
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Show Splash Screen
REG_SZ
True
True or False
If set to True, the service will show a brief "splash screen" when a user first
logs onto the machine. If set to False, the splash screen will not appear. Note:
This setting is ignored by evaluation copies of the service. An eval copy always shows
the splash screen. The registered version may be set to show or not show the splash.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Notes:
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Ultra Thin Client
REG_SZ
True
Used internally by the system. Do not edit.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Options:
Notes:
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Set Processor Affinity
REG_DWORD
0
00-FF (hex)
If not present or set to zero, Domain Time will not attempt to restrict time-sensitive operations to
any particular processor in a multi-processor system. In some systems, the majority of hardware interrupt
handling occurs on only one processor (typically processor 0), so it may provide increased accuracy if Domain Time
uses only other processors during time-sensitive operations. This value is a hex bitmap representing
the processors in the system, with bit 0 representing the first processor, bit 1 representing the
second processor, and so forth.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Range:
Notes:
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Set Timer Resolution
REG_DWORD
0
0-16
If not present or set to zero, Domain Time will use the system-default best-available timer resolution.
If set to any other value, Domain Time will use timeBeginPeriod(x) and timeEndPeriod(x) before and after
any time-sensitive calculation. In general, this value should either be zero or 1.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Options:
Notes:
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Windows Time Agent Startup Check [version]
REG_SZ
True
True or False
This value is created the first time a new or upgraded version runs. If not present or set to False,
Domain Time will check the domtime.ini file for instructions about overriding the handling of the Windows
Time Agent Control Panel applet. If set to True Domain Time will use the current settings. You may
set this value to False to force a one-time re-read of the domtime.ini at next startup.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Options:
Notes:
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Force Windows Time State
REG_SZ
varies
May be blank, Not Touched, Disabled, NoSync, NTP, NT5DS, or AllSync
Controls how Domain Time interacts with Windows Time when the Domain Time service starts.
If set to Disabled, Domain Time will make sure the Windows Time service is disabled and not running.
If blank or set to Not Touched, Domain Time will not check or change the operation of the Windows Time service.
If set to any other value, Domain Time will make sure the Windows Time service is enabled and running, and
that its sync type is set to the specified value.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Options:
Notes:
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Force Windows Time Agent Disable
REG_SZ
Not present or False
True or False
If not present or False, the Windows Time Agent portion of the Windows Time Agent Control Panel applet will
use the default or control-panel set options to determine if Agent should be running. If set to True,
Domain Time will ensure that the Agent portion of Windows Time Agent Control Panel applet is not running.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Notes:
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Clock Adjustment Locked Rate
REG_DWORD
0
If zero or not present, overall system slewing will analyze the clock drift and adjust the clock rate to
minimize future corrections. If set to any other value between 80% and 120% of the default clock rate,
overall system slewing will set the clock rate to the given value and not analyze the clock drift further.
Values below the minimum or in excess of the maximum will be ignored. Useful chiefly if the clock rate
(also called Phase Adjustment) regularly changes within a small range and you want to select the best
rate manually.
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Value Name:
Value Type:
Default Data:
Range:
Notes:
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Clock Change Sensitivity
REG_DWORD
0
0-255
If not present or set to zero, Domain Time will use a value of 2 on NT-class systems, and a value of 10
on Win9x systems. This value represents the number of seconds the system clock must differ from the expected
value in order for Clock Change Monitor to decide an unauthorized change has been made to the system
clock.
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