Software syncs LAN system clocks for both Windows and UNIX while sourcing time from online atomic clock.
If you're looking for a software that can help you ensure that every computer within your LAN has the correct time, SYNCHRONIZE is something you should try. This software lets you define one computer as a 'time server' while the rest serve as 'time clients,' and you're good to go.
This software is particularly useful for sites where you need every user to have the same time on their PCs. With the 'Time server' running on either Windows or UNIX, and the 'Time client' running on Windows only, you can synchronize every computer with ease.
SYNCHRONIZE features a range of options that make the process seamless. You can run the 'Time server' on Windows 98/Me, Windows NT/2000/XP, or any kind of UNIX. 'Time client' can run on Windows 98/Me or Windows NT/2000/XP, with an optional extension to run it on UNIX.
It also has the capability to run as an NT service on Windows NT/2000/XP, while also being able to run in command line mode. The software is easy to install and configure, and it even comes with an optional feature at no extra cost to help administrators install and configure SYNCHRONIZE through software distribution.
SYNCHRONIZE is downloadable with a license key that allows you to use the software on 1 server and up to 100 clients. Overall, it's a great software to ensure that every computer in your network is running at the same time without having to cause unnecessary delays or discrepancies.
This software is particularly useful for sites where you need every user to have the same time on their PCs. With the 'Time server' running on either Windows or UNIX, and the 'Time client' running on Windows only, you can synchronize every computer with ease.
SYNCHRONIZE features a range of options that make the process seamless. You can run the 'Time server' on Windows 98/Me, Windows NT/2000/XP, or any kind of UNIX. 'Time client' can run on Windows 98/Me or Windows NT/2000/XP, with an optional extension to run it on UNIX.
It also has the capability to run as an NT service on Windows NT/2000/XP, while also being able to run in command line mode. The software is easy to install and configure, and it even comes with an optional feature at no extra cost to help administrators install and configure SYNCHRONIZE through software distribution.
SYNCHRONIZE is downloadable with a license key that allows you to use the software on 1 server and up to 100 clients. Overall, it's a great software to ensure that every computer in your network is running at the same time without having to cause unnecessary delays or discrepancies.
What's New
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