Name: GULZAR Date: April 23, 2002 at 21:14:05 Pacific Subject: Need help regading Time in windows NT.
Comment:
In windows NT 4 all the computer on net work have difrent time on there clock. I want that all computer syncronize time from the PDC what can I do. ??? Please Help me.
Use the net time command. This is how to use it, from command prompt type "net time \\servername /set /yes" without the quotes. This will align the computers clock with that of the server. I don't know how to do all computers at the same time.
put the 'net time' command as shown by Nathan above into any login scripts that you have, that way the PCs will syncronise to the server at every logon. You can also download TimeSync from www.luziusschneider.com which will set your server's clock to any one of several atomic clocks in the USA.
Nathan has it but to make it auto for all pc's save this script as a text file with an extension of .cmd or .bat and save this file into winnt\system32 Make sure the user has the right to change the time under policies in user manager. mail me if you need more.
How do you recoup spaces? e.g. net use f: \\servername\share name How do you account for the spaces? tried {[('"_ and crossing fingers.
Also how do you do a global script without make a script for each user? Can you do it by groups? I want to do it for all domain users but can't figure it out.
I am doing the same as above but just for myself for now (testing) I have: net time \\who /set /yes But I want to do it for all without editing each users profiles.
Set up a server as a timeserver as above. Write a batch file to sync the time using the settime command. Create a task in task scheduler to point to the .bat file and run it at system startup, or logon, there are various options. Create a secret user with administrative priviledges to run the scheduled task, as it needs to run as a system service.
