For most Internet time server synchronization to work, port 123 has to be open. This works for both NTP and SNTP. There are other protocols, not very often used; a comprehensive discussion is here:
http://www.kloth.net/software/timesrv1.php
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For most Internet time server synchronization to work, port 123 has to be open. This works for both NTP and SNTP. There are other protocols, not very often used; a comprehensive discussion is here:
http://www.kloth.net/software/timesrv1.php
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