Setting clock in utc with NITS time

How can I keep my iMac in syc with NIST. I cannot find any programs for this. There are alot of utc time display programs but as far as I can tell they only use computers clock. I need something that will change computer clock with NIST
Kevin

Hi Kevin, not on 10.7 at the moment, but open System Preferences>Date & Time, isn't there a place to check automatically set Date & Time, & a field to enter a NIST Time Server?
http://tf.nist.gov/tf-cgi/servers.cgi

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