My Windows 2000 server was getting W32time errors because the time source was not set. I set the time sync (setsntp command) using the IP address of my server. I don't need to go outside to get the time, as most PC's are Windows 98 and use peer to peer only. (I only have 3 Windows 2000 PC's). Will this cause problems when I reboot the server?
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Set SNTP with Server IP Address
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No, but it may not clear up your events. The server wants to sync with an external source. That has a list of some. I use tock.usno.navy.mil....
Thanks,
Matt Wray
MCSE, MCSA, MCP, CCNA
Thanks,
Matt Wray
MCSE, MCSA, MCP, CCNA
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