SNTPC
(ver 1.20)
Abandonware {was formerly: "free, only if for non-business use"}


SNTPC is a very simple command-line utility that will 
let you sync the clock on a MS-DOS to a remote SNTP 
server on the Internet.  It used the Novell TCP/IP stack.
A sample Batch file is included.  


Usage:
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SNTPC [/Ooffset] [/Pport] [/Wwait] [/Ccount] server_address


Where:
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server_address is the TCP/IP address of an SNTP or NTP time server
(server must be NTP version 3 or higher)


offset is offset hours to be added/subtracted from received time


port is the optional TCP/IP port to send to
(port 123 is used if none specified)


wait is the optional time in TICKS to delay between requests
(default wait is 18 ticks which is about 1 second)


count is the optional number of requests to send before aborting
(default count is 5 tries)


Returns:
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0=Local clock successfully set
1=Timeout waiting for response from server (time not set)
2=Other error (time not set)