Time for .NET is a powerful and easy-to-use component for C#, VB.NET and other .NET languages. It implements the client side of SNTP and NTP protocols that enable your .NET applications to get exact time from public time servers over the Internet. This makes it easy to keep all the computers running your application synchronized with an atomic clock to eliminate problems caused by mismatched system time, or to get the exact time value for your time-critical database entries. Determining the right time has never been easier.

1. Fully support both event-driven (asynchronous) and blocking (synchronous) application designs.
2. Support the Network Time Protocol (RFC-1305).
3. Support the Time Protocol (RFC-868).
4. Support the Daytime Protocol (RFC-867).
5. Support conversion between NTP time and .NET time.
6. Easy-to-use with maximum flexibility.
7. Support both SNTP (version 3) and NTP(version 4).
8. Provides access to all NTP packet fields.
9. Uniform and comprehensive error handling with .NET exceptions.

1. Royalty free run-time.
2. 1 year minor and major product updates.
3. Full Window Vista support.
4. Support Visual Studio 2005, Visual Studio 2008, Delphi 8, C# Builder and other compliant development environments.
5. Support Drag/Drop integration within Visual Studio.
6. Safabyte SfbTime can run under both .NET Framework 2.x and 3.x.
7. SfbTime can be used from ASP.NET web pages, Window Form and Web Services.

1. 100% managed code written in C# (Complete source code included in the Gold License with Source Code).
2. CLS compliant (Common Language Specification).
3. Passed almost Microsoft FxCop's rules.
4. 100% component code covered by Unit Test.
5. Object-oriented design created specifically for .NET Framework version 2.x and above.
6. Does not use unsafe blocks for minimal permission requirements.
7. Seamless integration with the .NET base class libraries.
8. Documentation fully integrated into Visual Studio .NET.
9. C# and VB.NET samples included in the setup package show how to work with SfbTime.
   

Please take a look at the Documentation for more details on how to use the Time component.