Have you a net time command in your login scripts? Is the Time Service set to synchronize with the control? Why would you NOT want to synchronize your clocks? The vast majority of people are desperate to have their clocks synchronized.
LoopyLoo has a good points - check your login script. Your "testing" sentence is easy to miss, so I'm going to assume you don't want time synchronized in your test environment.
Generally it's a good idea to synchronize time because this makes things sane. ...Even though, in our experience, Win2K is horrible at keeping it consistent - NT4 was worse - we use a hodgepodge of freeware instead.
To further an answer to your question, which LoopyLoo already gave a good response to, in windows 2000 services is a service called "Windows Time". I'm betting stopping this, and setting it to manual, will stop the timesync. Someone correct me if you know otherwise.
Within DHCP manager on the server you can point to your Time Server as well. Then this gets handed off to all the clients as they login. That is if you are running DHCP.
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