Time and date the serverΓÇÖs clock was last adjusted, in UTC.
Time source that the server is currently synchronized to.
For servers not operating at stratum 1, clicking on this field will toggle between displaying this address as an AppleTalk node or an IP node.
Estimated roundtrip time from the server to the primary server, in seconds.
Calculated offset, in seconds, of this machineΓÇÖs clock to the server.
An estimated measure of the quality and variation in the timekeeping of the server, in seconds. Dispersion represents the maximum error of the local clock relative to the refernce clock. Smaller numbers are better.
Estimated roundtrip time to the server, in seconds.
This is the NTP association mode that the server responded to the polling request with.
Precision indicates the resolution of the serverΓÇÖs clock, in seconds rounded to the next larger power of two.
For example a 60 Hz (16.67 ms) power-frequency clock is assigned the value -5 (31.25 ms).
Poll is the minimum time between successive polls of the server, in seconds as a power of two.
For example, a value of 6 indicates a minimum interval of 64 seconds.
Hops is a count of the number of AppleTalk routers between this machine and the selected server.
Leap status displays the NTP server synchronization state: ? is unsynchronized; * is synchronized; + indicates leap second insertion; - indicates leap second omission.
Stratum indicates how many computers away this server is from the master synchronizing clock.
NTP protocol version number that the server responded with. Legal values are [1..3].
AppleTalk internet zone that the server is registered in.
Address of the selected NTP server.
AppleTalk addresses contain the socket number within parentheses; IP addresses are given in dot notation.
Name of the selected NTP server.
Click to send a polling request to the server.
Click to close this dialog and return to the Server Selection dialog.
