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I have got an issue caused by clock skew in my WCF application. I'm confused why Microsoft set this rule. Why did the service refused the request when clock skew between server and client was over the max value been set. (I not sure if it was refused by server, it raised exception any way).

This is a security feature to guard against replay attacks. Essentially the security timestamp when the message was created is only valid for a limited time and expires after that. But for this to work the service and the client have to agree on a common time within a tolerance. This is what the maxclockskew setting does.

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We are looking at putting in a door access control system in the near future. We are also installing brand new time clocks within the next month. I would love to integrate these two systems together. The new time clocks can do any of the following:

Have you purchased and installed the new time clocks yet? If not, have you thought about looking at an access control solution that can integrate directly into your HR system and bypass the time clock aspect?

This security setting determines the maximum time difference (in minutes) that Kerberos V5 tolerates between the time on the client clock and the time on the domain controller that provides Kerberos authentication.

To prevent "replay attacks," the Kerberos v5 protocol uses time stamps as part of its protocol definition. For time stamps to work properly, the clocks of the client and the domain controller need to be in sync as much as possible. In other words, both devices must be set to the same time and date.Because the clocks of two computers are often out of sync, you can use this policy setting to establish the maximum acceptable difference to the Kerberos protocol between a client clock and domain controller clock. If the difference between a client computer clock and the domain controller clock is less than the maximum time difference that is specified in this policy, any timestamp that's used in a session between the two devices is considered to be authentic.

To prevent "replay attacks" (which are attacks in which an authentication credential is resubmitted by a malicious user or program to gain access to a protected resource), the Kerberos protocol uses time stamps as part of its definition. For time stamps to work properly, the clocks of the client computer and the domain controller need to be closely synchronized. Because the clocks of two computers are often not synchronized, administrators can use this policy to establish the maximum acceptable difference to the Kerberos protocol between a client computer clock and a domain controller clock. If the difference between the client computer clock and the domain controller clock is less than the maximum time difference specified in this setting, any timestamp that's used in a session between the two computers is considered to be authentic.

Each uPunch time clock comes with at least two security keys. But sometimes you need more, and sometimes they get lost. The keys are used to open the front cover of your time clock for reprogramming and for changing the ink ribbon. Make sure to have them on hand!

Provide your security teams with easy access to their schedules, tasks, and team communication. Deputy's mobile app enables staff to effortlessly see their schedule, swap shifts, create task lists, and clock in remotely with our GPS time clock app.

my clock is reading accurately but sites wont load giving a security warning of expired certificate and stating my clock is ahead when it is not. I cannot access many sites for this reason, whY???????

"my clock is reading accurately but sites wont load giving a security warning of expired certificate and stating my clock is ahead when it is not. I cannot access many sites for this reason, whY???????"

A. EPAY Systems invests heavily in resources to ensure our data security and infrastructure exceed industry best practices. Data collected from WalTer T6 and T11 time clocks is hosted on a private cloud. Our dedicated servers are hosted at top tier SaaS 70 Type II, SSAE Certified data centers. All data collected on our time clocks is encrypted using Triple-DES and 128-bit encryption technologies.

If you are unable to access your time clock software, it is typically caused by one of two things; there is a cable connection issue between your time clock and network router or the time clock IP address changed.

I set my clock by the Bureau of Standards master clock and it is more accurate than most sites that I visit. I also choose Zulu time for convenience as that is the same where ever I may physically be.

You can make XP work, but it takes time, dedication and lots of experimenting. And even then, each one's way of achieving that can be somewhat different, so don't count on the easy way.

Back to the main topic, the clock issue. Try googling this particular problem, you'll find that it's quite common. Lots of legitimate articles on the web.

Annoying? Sure, no doubt, especially if your clock is set correctly, as you say. But it's still not a novelty of any kind (much to my discontent, but it is what it is).

well i bit the bullet and took a chance with a site that i trust and also based on belief that the error message is coming from chrome not a virus. at least i did not see any ransomware like actions next. and i had scrubbed the system with mbam before doing it. will now be doing another scrub to see if anything new shows up after clicking on the clock fix icon.

Google Chrome has been showing "your clock is ahead" errors on Windows XP. Updating root certificates from BlackWingCat's root certificates update solves the problem for now. Also The IdentTrust DST Root CA X3 certificate expired on 30th September 2021, meaning many browsers will break without a certificate update.

In November 2016 we discovered a component issue that affects two Cisco Meraki product lines. The clock signal component in question is widely used in the networking industry, including in the Meraki MX84 security appliance and MS350 switch line.

One of our component suppliers informed us of a problem with the clock signalling component used in our MS350 switch line and MX84 security appliance. This problem results in system-impacting failures beginning after approximately 18 months in operation.

Many companies in California require their employees to spend time on the premises waiting for and undergoing mandated exit searches of their bags, packages, and other personal items. You may have brought an item to work in your bag for your own convenience and simply be taking it home. Even so, your employer may require you to spend time onsite waiting for and going through a mandatory exit search. You should be paid for that time. If you are not, your employer may be engaging in a form of wage theft. If you are concerned about security checks and off-the-clock work, you should talk to the experienced California wage and hour lawyers at The Nourmand Law Firm. We may be able to represent you.

In California, when you are a non-exempt worker, your employer is not allowed to require you to work off the clock. It is unlawful to mandate that you work off the clock in any way. The time that you work needs to be paid even if your employer did not authorize the additional time. In 2020, the California Supreme Court reviewed a situation in which an employer required employees to go through exit searches of their purses, bags, backpacks, and personal devices after they clocked out to conclude a shift. The employees estimated that they waited 5-20 minutes for exit searches on average, but the wait could be up to 45 minutes. They filed a class action in which they argued that the employer had not paid minimum wage or overtime for the time that they had spent going through the exit search. The Court held that every minute worked by an employee should be paid.

There are other ways in which unscrupulous or uninformed employers require California employees to work off the clock. Your employer may require you to come early, for instance, but ask you not to clock in until a different time. It may require you to stay late but be the first to clock out. It may use subtler techniques like assigning you more work than can be humanly performed in a regular workday.

In California, employers can be held accountable for any of this improper behavior. If you work off the clock, our attorneys can help you sue to be paid for any hours that your employer refused to count. When your off-the-clock work results in more than eight hours of work per day or 40 hours per week, overtime law demands time-and-a-half or double time pay. 2351a5e196