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For the Windows operating system there's also an NTP Time Server Monitor
program available which allows configuration of the local NTP service and graphical
monitoring of the local and remote NTP servers.
If you have any questions or feedback regarding the Meinberg Windows Installer for NTP,
please send your mail to [email protected].
Note: If the NTP service fails to start after installation then eventually the Visual Studio
Redistributable package is missing, even though it should be available on all current
Windows installations. The 32 bit (x86) version of the redistributable needs to be installed
even on 64 bit Windows systems. The package is available from the Microsoft download
page:
NTP for Windows NT, Windows 2000, and newer, IPv4 only, without
current security patches
This version of the NTP package is outdated but is still provided since it can also be used
on Windows 2000 or even Windows NT. It supports IPv4 only, but not IPv6. For current
Windows installations the current stable NTP version should be used which also contains
current security patches.
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The NTP Time Server Monitor, available for the operating systems Windows NT/2000
and newer, allows the user to configure and control the local NTP service with a
userfriendly graphical user interface. Secondary the current status of the local NTP service,
as well as external NTP services, can be displayed.
Download NTP Time Server Monitor for Windows NT/2000/XP/Server 2003/Vista
Description of the Features
Screenshots
Changelog
License Text
NTP Time Server Monitor for Windows NT/2000/XP/Server 2003,
Server 2008/Vista/7/8
Here is a small list of the abilities and features this tool offers:
Switch easily between different configurations (ntp.conf files). This is perfectly usable if
different configuration must be tested or to switch between testing and operating mode.
Change the service settings without the need to open the device manager each time.
Extract the NTP related application log entries and display them separately in a table. The
user can filter the entries by categories.
Display the current status of the running NTP service. In fact it is a graphical output of the
command "ntpq -p". Additionally the current offset, stratum value and the selected
synchronization source is displayed in a status string. The status is automatically
refreshed. The user can select the refresh interval.
The user can configure external NTP server, which are also queried by the NTP Time
Server Monitor and the status is also displayed.
The configuration file of the ntp service (ntp.conf) can be edited within this program. So it
is no longer necessary to search for the right file in the possible locations within the
Windows or NTP directory. If changes are made the program is asking if the service shall
be restarted.
The NTP Time Server Monitor is able to read the system variables and association vars
of the service and displays them in a textbox for analyzing.
Statistic: The generated loopstats files can be shown in a graphical component. The
period of logging, the number of entries, the start and stop time and the minimum and
maximum values of the offset and frequency are extracted and displayed. If required the
generated statistic can be exported as a bitmap.
The program can be minimized to the tray icon bar of Windows. A tooltip shows the
current status (source, offset, stratum), if the mouse is pointing over the Meinberg logo.
A configuration panel let the user control the NTP Time Server Monitor. For example:
Polling interval of the NTP status, DNS lookups, external NTP server, logfiles locations.
Screenshots
Service page Status page Statistic page