Win Server 2003 Time Sync problem

We sync time by logon script but we're WinXP NET TIME /DOMAIN /SET /YES

1.- MY OS = Windows Server 2003 2.- Clients Computers = Windows XP Professional 3.- I'm running Norton Security each client PC Problem 4.- The Time on the Domain Controller (Server Machine) is correct. 5.- The Time on the client PC's which are part of the domain, is incorrect. Seems That is getting the time from another source other than the server, because it keeps updating itself to a different time: Server correct and actual time is: Friday, 4:35 PM. The clients time is: Friday, 7:35 AM (by the way, Hong Kong Time is Saturday, 7:35 AM) 6.-I tried w32tm /resync on the client PC. The command completed successfully (but the time continue to be wrong). 7.-I tried w32tm /resync on the server PC. The computer did not resync because no time data was available 8.-I tried w32tm /config /syncfromflags:manual /manualpeerlist:myserver on a client PC The command completed successfully (but the time continue to be wrong). 9.-I tried Type w32tm /config /update The command completed successfully (but the time continue to be wrong). 10.- I tried NET TIME /SET On the client PC I get " SYstem error 5 has occurred. Access is denied. 11.- I tried NET TIME \\server /SET /YES I get " SYstem error 5 has occurred. Access is denied. 12.- I tried C:\net time /domain:myserver.local I get: Current time at \\server.myserver.local is 9/7/2007 7:20:15 AM Local time (GMT +02:00) at \\server.myserver.local is 9/7/2007 4:20:15 PM 13.- Finally I tried C:\net time /domain /set Current time at \\server.myserver.local is 9/7/2007 7:35:16 AM Local time (GMT+02:00) at \\server.myserver.local is 9/7/2007 4:35:16 PM (Actually this is is correct time) The current local clock is 9/7/2007 7:35:16 AM Do you want to set the local computer's time to time at \\server.myserver.local? (Y/N) [Y]: Y System error 1314 has occurred. A required privilege is not held by the client. I executed the same command (net time /domain /set), accesing with the Administrator Account and the command was sucessfully executed, but the time didn't change ! So, what's happening ??

Do you have the correct time zone set on the client and the server? It doesn't seem like it. What is the time source for the client? type NET TIME /QUERYSNTP to find out. If this is a member of a domain, the reply should be: THE CURRENT SNTP VALUE IS: TIME.WINDOWS.COM,0x1. Check the time zones. If you are off exactly three hours it sure seems like that is your issue.

You are right. THe time zone was different on the server. Thanks.