Synchronise NT Workstations time to NT Server 4.0 on start up
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Hi,
Im wondering if anyone could tell me how I can synchronise NT Workstations 4.0 to NT Server 4.0 when workstations start up.
Our organisation records live audio from court proceedings so having all workstations displaying the same time as the server is quite important.
I look forward to hearing from anyone.
Regards
Melissa Sue
Im wondering if anyone could tell me how I can synchronise NT Workstations 4.0 to NT Server 4.0 when workstations start up.
Our organisation records live audio from court proceedings so having all workstations displaying the same time as the server is quite important.
I look forward to hearing from anyone.
Regards
Melissa Sue
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You'll need the NT 4 Resource kit for that.
Lookup
Time Synchronizing Service (Y2K) (Timeserv.exe )
There's a bunch of other tools included in the resource kit,.
Tools in the NT 4 Resource Kit
MSKB article regarding timeserv.exe
Alternately, this is native in Win2k and above.
Lookup
Time Synchronizing Service (Y2K) (Timeserv.exe )
There's a bunch of other tools included in the resource kit,.
Tools in the NT 4 Resource Kit
MSKB article regarding timeserv.exe
Alternately, this is native in Win2k and above.
OP
Thanks for that. But how do I go about getting a copy of this resource kit? It is exactly what we need.
Alternatively, you can add a line to the logon script as follows:
NET TIME \\SERVERNAME /SET /YES
You'll have to make sure that each user has the necessary rights to change the clock though.
Rgds
AndyF
NET TIME \\SERVERNAME /SET /YES
You'll have to make sure that each user has the necessary rights to change the clock though.
Rgds
AndyF
Timeserv is ok but overkill, but use the Net Time command in login script which is the method we use.
