| By Ben Telford
NTP and SNTP are two similar ways of synchronising devices on a network. The main difference is in the way each one checks and corrects the time. NTP uses advanced algorithms that make it more accurate, while SNTP is simpler but less precise. Here’s everything you need to know about the difference between NTP and SNTP.
| By Ben Telford
NTP and SNTP are two similar ways of synchronising devices on a network. The
main difference is in the way each one checks and corrects the time. NTP uses
advanced algorithms that make it more accurate, while SNTP is simpler but less
precise. Here’s everything you need to know about the difference between NTP
and SNTP.
| By Ben Telford
If your organisation depends on accurate time, then mark the 6th April 2019 in your
diary – it’s GPS rollover week.
If your hardware isn’t compatible, you could end up with unsynchronised systems and devices that think it’s years in the past.
Here’s everything you need to know to keep things ticking
along in your business.
| By Daniel Waldron
The ‘WannaCry’ malware/ransomware/virus has infected an estimated 200,000 computers across 150 countries, raising concerns that it could affect Galleon NTP servers. Your time server is safe, here’s why…
| By Daniel Waldron
What is NTP time? How is NTP maintained? What is Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)? Will daylight savings time affect how NTP time servers work? Find answers to commonly asked questions about NTP using this FAQ guide…
| By Daniel Waldron
Network Time Protocol … You care about it because it keeps your clocks synchronised. But lately, new internet Network Time Protocol attacks continue to expose its weaknesses. Does it worry you? If not, it should. Now’s the time to learn how to future proof your business against such threats.
| By Daniel Waldron
Schools are increasingly being targeted by DDoS attacks [Distributed Denial of Service] to the point where access to the internet or computer resources is completely restricted.
How can schools combat this growing problem? A network time server could help to ease attacks.
| By Daniel Waldron
If you weren’t aware, there will be an additional leap second occurring on June 30, 2015. Is your NTP time server prepared? Galleon Systems answers some of the frequently asked questions about the upcoming leap second.
| By Daniel Waldron
Network Time Protocol can operate according to four [4] different modes. If you’re an NTP beginner, discover the operating modes that define the NTP communication between NTP devices…
| By Daniel Waldron
Why should I buy a dedicated NTP time server when I can access one for free on the internet? A good question, and usually a decisive one when it comes to making a decision about time synchronisation for your business. However, 3000+ customers use Galleon time servers. Let us explain why….
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