Time Services in Windows 2000

Dear all,

In Windows 2003, we can run the w32tm /monitor /computers:dc to check the
time different between two computers.
like
NTP: +0.0135101s offset from local clock
RefID: dc.domain.net [192.168.8.1]

But when we run the command to compare with W2k box, it will have the
following error msg.
NTP: error WSAECONNRESET - no server listening on NTP port

Is any body encounter the same problem too? And which command we can use in
W2k to compare the system time between two computers?

"GH" <GH@GH> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Dear all,
>
> In Windows 2003, we can run the w32tm /monitor /computers:dc to check the
> time different between two computers.
> like
> NTP: +0.0135101s offset from local clock
> RefID: dc.domain.net [192.168.8.1]
>
> But when we run the command to compare with W2k box, it will have the
> following error msg.
> NTP: error WSAECONNRESET - no server listening on NTP port
>
> Is any body encounter the same problem too? And which command we can use
> in W2k to compare the system time between two computers?
>
>

I don't know much abot this to be honest, but why should there be a time
difference at all? Isn't there a service that allows a domain controller to
set the time for all computers on the domain?

ss.