Usage with Windows clients

Greetz,

I've configured clockspeed to function as the master time server for
my LAN and have successfully synced time up from one of my *NIX
clients. Testing in another environment has shown that syncing time
from Windows 2000 clients is proving more difficult for us.

In my own efforts I've tried using a handful of different Win32
clients (dimension 4, netime, etc.) and failed connection.  I see
different settings to connect over TCP Time, UDP Time, and SNTP but
have not been successful with any of these settings.

I have the master connected out to a clock server on our ISP and
synced.  He is running taiclockd to advertise the time to our clients.
 Our *nix clients are using taiclock to sync their time from the
master. Now I don't know how to get our Windows clients to sync off
the taiclockd.

Part of my confusion is determining which TCP or UDP port taiclockd is
bound to.  I show a TCP/37 connection open, but it appears to be
originating from inetd (so not clockspeed)

What I'd like to find out is 1.) How to determine which port it is
running on my default, and 2.) How to sync Windows clients up against
our taiclockd master time server.

TIA for any help.

-- 
Darren Spruell
www.sancho2k.net