Additional Leap Second in June: Will it Cause Problems?
| By Daniel Waldron
The Paris Observatory has announced an additional leap second will be added to clocks in June 2015. What does this mean for businesses? Galleon Systems examines.
| By Daniel Waldron
The Paris Observatory has announced an additional leap second will be added to clocks in June 2015. What does this mean for businesses? Galleon Systems examines.
| By Daniel Waldron
It’s not an exaggeration to say that accurate time plays a crucial part in saving lives. Discover why precise time is pivotal when it comes to healthcare & how NTP servers can aid healthcare facilities.
| By Daniel Waldron
Unsynchronised clocks are a network security hazard and, believe it or not, time discrepancies can lead to major breaches, causing untold disruption. What are the problems that can arise and how do you maintain time synchronisation? Find out here…
| By Daniel Waldron
Synchronising time across a network is fraught with security risks and Network Time Protocol is a target for exploitation. However, NTP has a way of stopping hackers from messing with your network’s time synchronisation. Discover secure authentication and the role it plays in protecting NTP.
| By Daniel Waldron
‘Time is money’ in business, right? Inaccurate time could be silently killing your company. Network Time Protocol (NTP) is the prevention. Discover how Network Time Servers can save your organisation valuable minutes & money.
| By Daniel Waldron
Using network time protocol? Here are 6 essential facts you need to know about NTP time so that you can get the best from it.
| By Daniel Waldron
Ever wondered what the difference is between NTP and SNTP? Want to know why you should choose one over the other? You’ll find the answers to these, and other questions, right here.
| By Daniel Waldron
An in-depth insight into stratum levels and their connection with Network Time Protocol (NTP).
| By Daniel Waldron
NTP (Network Time Protocol) is one of the oldest parts of the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and Internet Protocol (IP) suites. NTP is a networking protocol used to synchronize the time on computer clocks in a network. Network Time Protocol is often underestimated, yet critical systems rely on it everyday. So, what is NTP?
| By Daniel Waldron
Why is everyone raving about NTP? Because accurate time can safeguard your computer network and improve business efficiency. Discover six valid reasons for NTP time server use.