RFC 868 time protocol is used mainly by UNIX systems, and some network devices,
it uses port 37 over UDP or TCP. The BTT Software time server responds to both
UDP and TCP requests on port 37. A list of recent requests is shown in the main window
which can be used for debug / information purposes. Support has now been
included for the System Tray. The server can also be run as a Windows 95
service using the .inf file provided.
Main RFC868 Time Protocol Server Window
Note: RFC 868 provides time in GMT, it is up to the device requesting
the time to convert it to local time, relative to GMT.
Download RFC868 Time Protocol Server v1.11 (20K zip file)
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This software is provided as FREEWARE, and will run on Windows 95/98/NT. No
install is necessary to run RFC868 Time Protocol Server, just download,
unzip and run. To install the Server as a service under 95 or 98, select the
Network icon in the Control Panel, and select Add->Service, and choose Have
Disk, and enter the path of the timeserv.inf file. The server can also be run
as a service under NT by using the Windows NT Resource Kit.
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