The current time on this computer and the current time on the network are differ

D

Dwaine

Hi,

When I attempt to log into my Windows 2003 server's
domain from XP Pro, I get the error "The current time on
this computer and the current time on the network are
different." Anyone ever seen or heard of this?

Thanks,

Dwaine
 
M

Mitch

Yes this is common. The time on the server must be with
in 5 min of the time on the computer logging on. This is
a security feature. That can be changed by the system
administrator in group policy. I would not recommend
changing it.

I recommend you look at the time settings on each
computer (server and XP machine) and make sure the time
is with in 5 min. Check to make sure they are in the same
time zones. or at least have the correct time for the
time zone they are supposed to be in.
 
G

Guest

Thanks,

I had forgotten that I'd set the server's date to October
to try to work around an installation problem.

Dwaine
 

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