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TIME SYNC ON WINDOWS 2002 Server
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Netware, what's that?(-:
Yes, you can do this.
On your PDC, at a command prompt simply issue the command:
net time /setsntp:[server]
Here is a list of time servers:
Yes, you can do this.
On your PDC, at a command prompt simply issue the command:
net time /setsntp:[server]
Here is a list of time servers:
Yup. You can sync it to an Internet atomic clock.
e.g. Open a command window
"net time /setsntp:ntp0.ja.net" to set the location of the time clock. You can use 128.86.8.123 instead of ntp0.ja.net if you have any name resolution issues.
"w32tm -s" to enforce a time synchronisation.
By default it will try every 45 minutes to do the first time sync then check every 8 hours.
e.g. Open a command window
"net time /setsntp:ntp0.ja.net" to set the location of the time clock. You can use 128.86.8.123 instead of ntp0.ja.net if you have any name resolution issues.
"w32tm -s" to enforce a time synchronisation.
By default it will try every 45 minutes to do the first time sync then check every 8 hours.
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