This is the time on which Network Time last set the clock on this Macintosh.
This is the date on which Network Time last set the clock on this Macintosh.
These are the date and time on which Network Time last set the clock on this Macintosh.
These settings indicate what Network Time should do if it encounters an error while trying to set the time.
These settings indicate when Network Time will set the clock on your Macintosh as well as which protocol to use.
This is the accuracy in seconds within which Network Time will try to set the time. Network Time can usually set the time within one second of the actual time; this setting is for extremely slow network connections where replies may not be immediate.
The Time Server box contains the network address for your time server.
This is the time to which the Macintosh clock is currently set.
This is the date to which the Macintosh clock is currently set.
Network Time sets your Macintosh’s clock using the Apple® MacTCP® network program. It contacts a network time server and sets the time, automatically adjusting for your time zone and daylight savings. Click on the clock icon for shareware info.
To verify that the address you typed into the Time Server box is valid, you normally would click this button. It is not available because there is no time server specified in the Time Server box or MacTCP is not installed on this Macintosh.
To set the time on your Macintosh, you normally would click this button. It is not available because there is no time server specified in the Time Server box or MacTCP is not installed on this Macintosh.
