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 Documentation\Configuration\Server\Slave Timings
    This page appears only on Master servers, and it selects the time settings for any slave servers controlled by this machine.

    These settings are automatically propagated to Domain Time II Servers acting in the Slave role (see the Server tab page for more info on server roles), and the slaves will begin using these settings as soon as they sync with the master.

    Domain Time II Server Control Panel - Slave Timings Tab
    The Domain Time II Control Panel Applet - Slave Timings Tab

    After slave synchronizes with the master, it should check again...


    These settings specify how often slaves should check their time against the master server.

      As often as needed to maintain milliseconds sync with server
      Choose this option when you want slaves to automatically try to maintain synchronization with the master within the range of milliseconds you specify. Slaves will synchronize often enough to maintain this level of accuracy. Over time, Domain Time trains the system clock to be more accurate, so the number of times the slave will need to sync to stay within the target range should decrease. See Clock Training for more info.

      The default for this option is 100 milliseconds. Note that this is a tighter range than used on the server or client settings. It is important that slaves maintain a close synchronization with the master so that there are no additional inaccuracies introduced in the time by having an additional layer of servers between the client and the time source.

      If you choose to use automatic accuracy targeting, be sure to select a realistic value. Choosing to have the slaves try to maintain too small a variance will cause generate extra network traffic without necessarily improving the accuracy. In particular, be sure to pick a value that is not smaller than the best resolution of the time protocol you're using.

      See Overview of Time Protocols for more information on the resolution of each time protocol, and Clock Target Seeking page for information about your machine's capabilities.

      Only every (select desired period)
      Instructs slaves to synchronize on the fixed schedule you select.

    If slave cannot synchronize with the master, it should try again in...


    This sets how often the slave will retry to obtain the time if the master is unavailable. The default for this option is 2 minutes.

     

     

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