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Client Timing

Client Timing settings affect how often Domain Time II performs its automatic synchronization of the client's time.

The default settings for these options should be sufficient to provide extremely accurate performance; however, you may experiment with these settings to tune your system to the highest degree of accuracy possible.

This panel specifies the timing settings the Domain Time II Full Client will use to stay synchronized with its time source(s).

There are several ways to configure the updating of the time. These include updating as often as needed to maintain desired sync accuracy with server or to synchronize on a schedule you select.

Correction limits control how large an error in the local clock is considered normal before Domain Time makes a change. You can instruct the client to change its clock to match the source, regardless of how drastic the change, or you can set the client to refuse to set the time if the variance between the client and the time source is over the limit that you set. Domain Time II also includes built in "reasonableness" checking before accepting large corrections.