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- Setting up NetTime Time Sync Tool on Windows 10 - IP Cam Talk
NetTime - Network Time Synchronization Tool Step 2: After installing NetTime You want to make sure you go to "settings" in the NetTime program and then Check "Allow Other Computers to sync to this computer" I also suggest (thanks to mikeynags) making Logging Level: "Debug" so you can see if it is working later (this is discussed more in step 5)
- NetTime server error | IP Cam Talk
the IP address of the computer with Nettime running, thats the 'NTP Server address' on our cameras, then NetTime syncs with internet if anything setup a firewall rule to now block your cameras from all inbound and outbound connections presuming you have VPN working Dahua Video Surveillance - Domoticz Home Automation - OpenALPR Plate Reader
- Camera time and NetTime - IP Cam Talk
Nettime's info page says " If you are using NetTime to act as a time server, you will need to disable the built in Time Service in Windows first Although the description for the Windows Time Service indicates that disabling it may prevent other services from loading, I'm not currently aware of any such services that do actually require it
- Setting up NetTime Time Sync Tool on Windows 10 - IP Cam Talk
@TheE I also am in texas the central time zone Look at my post #19 on page 1 of this forum post It has the correct setting of a camera for central time zone and DST The IP address the computer that Nettime is on, most of the time this is the BI computer IF you are using TWO NICs, then
- Setting up NetTime Time Sync Tool on Windows 10 - IP Cam Talk
NetTime is installed on both computers On the office machine, NetTime connects to the internet for its time server While the BI computer is connected to the LAN and uses NetTime on the office computer for its time server Issue NetTime updates time properly for system time for both computers but will not update any of the cameras on the subnet
- Setting up NetTime Time Sync Tool on Windows 10 - IP Cam Talk
As a bonus, NetTime keeps your clock in sync much better than Windows does on its own I've seen computer clocks drift as much as a whole minute when left on Windows defaults
- NetTime Setup with Firewalls - IP Cam Talk
I've got my three cameras positioned, mounted and tested; so far so good, however I have observed that the time on all three seem to be drifting from that shown in NetTime At first I thought it was a firewall problem, so I turned off the Windows firewall and after 10 minutes (the default sync
- NetTime - not updating cameras? - IP Cam Talk
NetTime is installed and working All cameras are synchronized from NetTime The issue I am seeing is that even though NetTime is updated to Daylight savings time and is currently accurate, the cameras are all not displaying the new time (note: This is Tuesday, three days after Daylight
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