Network Access Error Message

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Alex Saager

when trying to access a windows xp pro machine in my
network places on a windows 2000 machine i get the
following message:

the servers clock is not synchronized with the primary
domain controllers clock

what does this mean and how do i resolve it?

regards

alex
 
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Doug Sherman [MVP]

By default computers joined to a domain will synchronize their clocks with
the authenticating domain controller. Domain controllers get time from the
DC holding the PDC role.

On the XP machine, run this command:

w32tm /resync

Doug Sherman
MCSE Win2k/NT4.0, MCSA, MCP+I, MVP
 

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