Stupid question: why install 3rd-party apps for MS Windows XP time 
synchronization? XP supports SNTP natively, either from the Date and
Timecontrol panel applet (on the Internet
Time tab), or from the command line with one of the following:
net time /setsntp:server1
 net time /setsntp:"server1 server2 ..."
 
To check the current setting, use:
net time /querysntp
 
-klode

On 7/6/05, Jonny Lindholm <jonny dot lindholm at gmail dot com> wrote:
> 
> On 7/6/05, Simon Dick <simond at irrelevant dot org> wrote:
> > Try reading the very bottom of the page too:
> > "Now, about the NTP server... Rest assured that if msntp didn't have
> > problems with Windows XP clients, there would have been a nice little
> > NTP server configuration page in the webGUI, or at least a checkbox on
> > the general setup page (with default to off of course), since pb15. But
> > I don't like stuff that works only half of the time, so that's why it
> > hasn't happened yet."
> >
> > --
> > Simon Dick <simond at irrelevant dot org>
> 
> I use AboutTime on my XP clients for time synchronization. I don't
> think there would be any troubles if a NTP server was included in
> m0n0wall.
> AboutTime can be found at this URL: http://www.arachnoid.com/abouttime/
> 
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