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Configuration Topic:

• Installation
  Installing Domain Time II Server
   
  
• Server
  Set the Server Role, time protocols served, etc.
   
  
• Time Sources
  Specify where Server obtains its own time
   
  
• Security Settings
  Control unauthorized access and protect against Denial of Service (DoS) attacks
   
  
• Broadcast Time
  Set whether Server sends regular time broadcasts to the network
   
  
• Log Settings
  Set Logging options and retention settings
   
  
• Advanced Settings
  Advanced clock control and miscellaneous settings
   
  
• Server Timings
  Control how accurate you want the Server's time to be
   
  
• Slave Timings
  Control how accurate you want Slaves time to be
   
  
• Client Timings
  Control how accurate you want Clients time to be
   
  
• Slave Lists
  Manage which machines and foreign domains are considered slaves of this server
   
  
• Registry Settings
  Listing of the Domain Time II Server registry settings
   
  

Domain Time II Server is a system service that can be configured to obtain time from multiple time sources (such as Internet Time Servers and GPS clocks) and then distribute that time reliably and securely to other machines.

Server accurately synchronizes many different types of machines, including computers, routers, voice-over-IP nodes, control systems, etc. by providing whatever time protocol required. When used with other Domain Time II components (Servers, Clients, Manager, & Audit Server), it gains even more capabilities and becomes part of a truly-integrated time system.

Once installed, Domain Time II Server can be configured directly using its Control Panel Applet. The applet can be configured whether the Domain Time II Server service is running or not.

Server can also be configured remotely using Domain Time II Manager (included with the Domain Time II Management Tools package).

You may also launch the Domain Time II Server applet (and many other installed Domain Time II components) by right-clicking on the Domain Time icon in the System Tray to bring up the context menu. (Not available on Windows Server Core).