It would be helpful if time /s could be enhanced to support the use of NTP, and in particular the NTP Pool servers (see http://www.pool.ntp.org).

“time /s” is now working again using the default server - clock.psu.edu (See previous posts for a discussion of the issues) I emailed the technical people at Penn State (the “psu” in clock.psu.edu ). They initially seemed to be unaware that “time” (UDP on Port 37) was no longer working...

To follow up on my earlier post, the curious thing, though, is that whilst I can't get TIME /S to work at all on some timeservers, it still seems to be working more-or-less flawlessly on others e.g. NIST e.g. nist1-ny.ustiming.org and on a few UK timeservers that I've tried e.g. ntp.demon.co.uk...

It's not quite as simple as that. If you go into Windows Date & Time properties and put in the TC default server - clock.psu.edu - the time updates OK, though TIME /S clock.psu.edu doesn't work. So the server *isn't* belly-up, though for some reason it doesn't seem to work with TC any more...