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There are preset rules for the following time synchronizer applications:

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12Ghosts Synchronize SNTP connection
1st Atomic Time SNTP connection
AceClock Pro SNTP connection
Advanced System Agent time connection
AtomSync SNTP connection
Attache Clock SNTP connection
Chameleon Clock time connection
Dimension 4 SNTP connection
DS Clock SNTP connection
Easy Time SNTP connection
NMEATime SNTP connection
Tardis SNTP connection
Time Sync Pro SNTP connection
YATS32 SNTP connection

There are two rules for Chameleon Clock, one for Inbound and one for Outbound. The other Time Syncronizers have one rule with the direction not specified (meaning that it applies to both inbound and outbound).

Protocol: UDP
Direction: Outbound
Remote Port(s): NTP (123)
Action: Allow It

Protocol: UDP
Direction: Inbound
Remote Port(s): NTP (123)
Action: Allow It

What it's for

This rule is used for getting the time from a time server using NTP (Network Time Protocol) and syncronizing your sytem clock.
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12Ghosts Synchronize time connection
Absolute Time Corrector connection
AceClock Pro time connection
Chameleon Clock time connection
Dimension 4 time connection
EZTimeSync connection
SolidSync time connection
Tardis time connection
Tech-Pro World Clock connection
TimeSync time connection
TSync time connection
WebTime time connection

Protocol: UDP
Direction: Outbound
Remote Port(s): Time (37)
Action: Allow It

What it's for

This rule is used for getting the time from a time server.
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1st Atomic Time daytime connection
Atom Timer daytime connection
Desktop Atomic Clock daytime connection
NMEATime daytime connection
Tardis daytime connection

Protocol: TCP
Direction: Outbound
Remote Port(s): Daytime (13)
Action: Allow It

What it's for

This rule is used for getting the time from a time server.
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Tardis HTTP Connection

Protocol: TCP
Direction: Outbound
Remote Port(s): HTTP (80)
Action: Allow It

What it's for

This rule is used for browsing the internet with HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol).
More about HTTP
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