<H3>Special Instructions</H3> <p>Time Servers need to complete this by Day 1 at 11:05. Your Time Clients will start to syncrhonize with you at that time.</p> <p>Configure your system to respect the local Time Zone:  <ul>   <li>Chicago: US Central (CST or CDT during daylight savings)</li>   <li>Oxford: GMT + 1 hour</li>  </ul> </p>   <H3>Description</H3> <p>IHE-enabled equipment is being installed in the Department of Expensive Diseases. Your Time Server has been selected to serve as the Time Server for the entire department.</p>  <p>You know there must be other time servers in the enterprise, but you are unable to locate anyone who is able to help, and startup day is Monday. You decide the best decision is to provide reliable time by synchronizing with other servers on the Internet. You are directed to http://www.pool.ntp.org to find a system for synchronization. You are delighted to find such a resource.</p>  <ol> <li> Read the information at www.pool.ntp.org </li> <li>Synchronize your Time Server with the pool.</li> <li>Be prepared to have other systems synchronize with you</li> </ol>  <H3>Evaluation</H3> <p>Connectathon monitor will examine screen capture or real time display. The screen capture should have enough resolution to show proper clock synchronization. The Time Server should be synchronized to within 1 second of the external source (assuming reasonable network latency).</p>  <p>The system should also be set to the local time zone. Failure to change to the local time zone is a test failure.</p> 