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LOL Thanks for all the input, and yes I am new, I don't know much about Netware. This system is being used as a StandAlone fileserver. It will NEVER be allowed access to the Internet due to SECURITY restrictions, it will NEVER be physically connected to the internet. If anyone else has...

Hey all, Well I basically un-loaded timesync and it is actually holding the time I have set for it. Its obviously now using the BIOS clock as a reference point. The time shifting a few minutes here and there is more than acceptable for the use of this server. Thanks for all the help...

Hey all, The function to send the time to all workstations does work correctly. The issue I have is the time on the server always deviates from the time I originally set it to. When I re-boot it seems to be fine for a couple of hours before the deviation starts once again. The server is not...

Hey Marvin, Yeah its set to take their time from the server when they log on. However HOW do I prevent the server from doing a rain dance with timesync? Do I simply disable timesync and it will then use its own internal clock as the time it propagates? Cheers, Tony.

Hey Marvin, Thanks for the reponse, herein lies the problem. The server does not have access to the internet. Tony.

Sorry for the spam, I also should probably include when I reboot the server the time is correct? Any help greatly appreciated :D Tony.

This is the current Timesync: # TimeSync.Cfg is now updated automatically, # when changes are made on the System Console # TIMESYNC Configuration Parameters Configured Sources = OFF Directory Tree Mode = ON Hardware Clock = ON Polling Count = 3 Polling Interval = 600 Service Advertising = ON...

Hey all, Thanks for the replies, i'll have a poke around in the timesync.cfg file. Why is setting it to the CPU clock suicidal? Its the most stable clock i've seen yet and at least it doesn't go forwards and backwards as it sees fit anytime it wishes. I'm in Melbourne Australia, What...

Hey all, I'm new to this Netware caper and this timesync is driving me absolutely insane. /me pulls out hair All I want to do is simply have the entire network run the same time as the servers own internal clock. It can't be THAT hard? Please help! Tony.