net time

[Guest]

They 150 computers in my call cnetre aand about 50 or 60 have the wrong time
They all running the win time serverices but still off.
I really do not want go around each computer and type in net time
\\domain-controller /set

I have two questions:
first is they a way to global change this time? and second how do I correct
so it does not happen again?


fyi: All are part of a domain

 

[Stuart Mueller]

I have net time \\server /set /y in the users logon script so whenever
they logon in hte morning the computer time is set to teh servers time

Stuart

 

[Guest]

is there a link on how to create a script or can you step by step show how to
do this

thanks

 

[Anthony Yates]

The PC's should synchronise their time automatically from the domain
controller: do your domain controllers all have the correct time?
Anthony

 

[Guest]

yes I check with time clock server
Also not all computer are off just some

 

[Bruce Sanderson]

On the computers that are off: open a command prompt and run the command

w32tm /dumpreg /subkeyarameters

(You can run this remotely by adding the /computer:computername option; use
the command w32tm /? to see all the available options)

If the computer is configured to get the time from the domain controller,
the value "Type" will be NT5DS.

If "Type" is not NT5DS, run these commands to configure the time service to
get the time from the domain controller, tell the time service to read the
new options from the registry and trigger a time synchronization:

w32tm /config /syncfromflagsOMHIER
w32tm /config /update
w32tm /resync /nowait

Check the System Event Log. There should be an entry for w32tm when the
system starts (time synch successful or not). There will also be event log
entries if w32tm has a problem.