With regard to the article on time sync in NT networks: first, why wouldn't
I just use
NET \\timeserver /set
instead of all that fancy VB stuff?
Second, I'd be interested to see the solution to synching my servers to a
web-based time source.
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With regard to the article on time sync in NT networks: first, why wouldn't
I just use
NET \\timeserver /set
instead of all that fancy VB stuff?
Second, I'd be interested to see the solution to synching my servers to a
web-based time source.
"Peter Buck" <peter.buck@eds.com> wrote:
Hi Peter,
>With regard to the article on time sync in NT networks: first, why wouldn't
>I just use
>NET \\timeserver /set
>instead of all that fancy VB stuff?
1st: you should use:
NET \\timeserver /set /YES
>Second, I'd be interested to see the solution to synching my servers to
a
>web-based time source.
2nd: To configure the Win32-TimeSynch-Service to use ntp-service-provider,
you need to call
NET TIME /SETSNTP:ntpa2.kph.uni-mainz.de
To check the configured NTP-Source:
NET TIME /QUERYSNTP
Thats all !
ByeBye,
BitH...
