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The March issue of News/400 has an article and programs to use with SNTP (Simplr Network Time Protocol). I have implemented the client code on my systems but have not implemented the server (I'm having a problem with it that I have yet to resolve). However, it works as advertised and you can connect via the Internet an external SNTP time server. You can download the code from News/400's site. Thanks to David for pointing this one out. I'm a very happy camper... Mike "Jim Waymire" <jimwaymire@pacificnet.net> on 07/07/99 02:10:54 PM Please respond to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com To: midRANGE-L@midrange.com cc: (bcc: Mike Crump/IS/Ball-Foster) Subject: Time synchronization Is anyone aware of an automated method of synchronizing the AS/400 time with an official time clock for regulatory purposes? Explanation: NASD requires us to provide accurate time stamps on security orders when received, when executed, etc. At present, the operator calls the time service, manually sets the time, and so....... Any suggestions would be appreciated... Jim Waymire Crowell, Weedon & Co. Los Angeles, Ca
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Is anyone aware of an automated method of synchronizing the AS/400 time with an official time clock for regulatory purposes? Explanation: NASD requires us to provide accurate time stamps on security orders when received, when executed, etc. At present, the operator calls the time service, manually sets the time, and so....... Any suggestions would be appreciated...
Jim Waymire Crowell, Weedon & Co. Los Angeles, Ca
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