Examples of using Time servers in English and their translations into Polish
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Interested in network time servers?
Some time servers can be several seconds out of sync with UTC.
Most online sources of time  are what are known as stratum 2 time servers.
NTP time servers use GPS signals to synchronize computers networks to.
However, using online time servers is not without its risks.
NTP time servers work externally to the network.
GPS time servers are simple to install
Computer networks use NTP time servers(network time  protocol)
NTP time servers are dedicated devices that receive atomic clock timings for NTP synchronisation.
These are time servers that receive their time  from a stratum 1 device.
Stratum 1 NTP time servers are easily installed on most networks.
NTP time servers on the other hand are dedicated devices.
GPS time servers also ensure a network is secure.
Most internet time servers are known as stratum 2 devices.
Do NTP Time Servers Adapt to Accommodate Daylight Saving Shifts?
Plus, we know our time servers are improving the timekeeping of hospitals.
Dedicated NTP time servers not only offer greater protection
Dedicated NTP time servers are a better solution as they receive the time  from an external source.
Another method that is quite commonly used by NTP time servers is to utilise the long wave radio transmission broadcast by several countries' national physics laboratories.
Various time servers around the internet distribute an atomic clock source for computer network synchronisation.