Server Time

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Jas Singh

My server looses time over day.. then I have the set it up again.. can you
please tell me that how can I make sure that all the servers and computers
in the domain have the same time (currect time)..

Please help me
 
If your domain is W2K based, the clients and DCs are already synchronizing
by the w32time service. The time authority on a W2K domain is the "PDC
emulator" FSMO role. This system is the only one that needs external
synchronization. You can sync with net time /setsntp and specifying an
atomic timekeeper if you have external internet access or use NISTime to
manually sync PDC emulator.

A server loosing time might be caused by a weak motherboard battery, a
failing RTC or an application which is hoarding interrupt requests. Check
battery with a DC multimeter and consult the Task manager's Process tab for
irregular process activity from a given non-compliant or damaged
application. Check for Trojans and viruses as well.
 

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