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Updated: April 27, 2005 - 10.1 Using The Registry To Tweak Windows 2000/XP's W32Time Service - 10.2 Using A Third-party Client on Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP -Setting Up Linux and FreeBSD Clients -Additional Resources Numerous services rely on accurate date and time: Kerberos authentication, file synchronization, logging, and certificate services to name a few. Setting up time synchronization with the NTP (Network Time Protocol) on your local network is fairly straightforward and provides some real benefits. Additionally, NTP can be used to synchronize your local network time with free public Internet timeservers. This HOWTO covers setting up time synchronization between *nix and Windows machines with NTP. Specifically, I will cover using

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