Domain Time II Windows Time Agent is a special Control Panel applet that allows you to easily configure
the Microsoft Windows Time Service instead of using the w32tm command-line utility or manually changing
registry settings. Windows Time Agent solves several of the major drawbacks of using Windows Time,
such as determining how the service is actually configured, and whether or not it is really working.
Note: This software is designed for Windows XP/2003/Vista/Win7/2008/Win8/2012. Although it will run on Windows 2000, many of its functions and tab pages will be unavailable.
Windows Time Agent provides visual indicators of the clock status so you can tell at a glance whether the
machine is is synchronized, what time sources are in use, and how accurate the clock is.
The Windows Time Agent also shows clock drift data in scalable graphical displays so you can see
how your clock is performing over time.
The Windows Time Agent works splendidly as a stand-alone utility. However, when combined with
Domain Time II software it becomes even more powerful. Audit Server
can collect the clock drift data from Windows Time Agents network-wide to add to its audit trail, plus it can raise alerts if any
machine's clock is not synchronized. It is also fully integrated with Domain Time II Servers, Windows Clients, and Manager to
provide Windows Time service configuration from within those products.
Launching the Program
Domain Time II Windows Time Agent requires Windows XP or later (i.e. XP, Windows Server 2003, Vista, etc.)
to operate to its full capability. Note: Although you may install Agent on Windows 2000 systems, your configuration
options will be limited, and the Agent features (collecting drift data, reporting to Audit Server, etc.) will not
function.
Once installed, the Windows Time Agent applet can be started from the Windows Control Panel.
Note: On Vista with UAC enabled, you must Shift+Right Click and choose Run As... from the context menu to launch the Control Panel applet.
On Windows Server Core, type in
w32tmdt.cpl on the command line.
Proceed to the Installation Instructions page