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SNTP is the abbreviation of Simple Network Time Protocol that is used to synchronize the clocks of networked computer system during data transfer via internet. SNTP is the less complicated version of NTP (Network Time Protocol) used for less heavy dat

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SNTP is the abbreviation of Simple Network Time Protocol that is used to synchronize the clocks of networked computer system during data transfer via internet. SNTP is the less complicated version of NTP (Network Time Protocol) used for less heavy data transfer and small number of calculation and workstation.


 

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