Ok, I have now looked through my Group Policies as well as running searches
on several computers registries and do not find any settings that would
force Net time to referr to a particular computer. All the information I
have read indicates that by default Net Time uses the PDC. But on all
computers including the PDC in my network when I type Net Time it gives me
the time and referrs to a different DC ( it may have been the PDC at one
time but is not now). How do I fix this?
"Fredrick A. Zilz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a single domain with three domain controllers and two non-domain
>controllers one 2003 server running exchange 2003 and one windows 2003 NAS
>server. four servers are running with their time set two minutes ahead of
>the fifth server (PDC). When I run "net time" from any of my servers it
>gives the time for one of my domain controllers which is not my RID, PDC,
>or infrastructure master?
>
> How do I get my servers to all sync with my PDC for time and ensure that
> my desktops sync with this server. and how do I make sure that my PDC is
> synced with World time. (all computers are in a single subnet, single
> domain, Servers are all Windows 2003, desktops all windows xp sp2)
>
> Thank you in advance for your assistance.
>
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