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Manual time sync through scheduled task. How?I have a w2k3 server with a bad time drift. This server is not part of a
domain. How can I manually force a sync to a NTP time server on a scheduled basis through executing a command line as a scheduled task? w32tm command? net time command? third party client? I need to do this hourly. See: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/216734
PC wrote: Show quoteHide quote > I have a w2k3 server with a bad time drift. This server is not part of a > domain. How can I manually force a sync to a NTP time server on a scheduled > basis through executing a command line as a scheduled task? > > w32tm command? net time command? third party client? > > I need to do this hourly. The manual sync is a requirement and the "w32tm -s" command is not valid on
window server 2003 workgroup machine , as indicated in the article, I tried this :(. Show quoteHide quote "Theo Verweij" wrote: > See: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/216734 > > PC wrote: > > I have a w2k3 server with a bad time drift. This server is not part of a > > domain. How can I manually force a sync to a NTP time server on a scheduled > > basis through executing a command line as a scheduled task? > > > > w32tm command? net time command? third party client? > > > > I need to do this hourly. > and the w32tm /resync command?
PC wrote: Show quoteHide quote > The manual sync is a requirement and the "w32tm -s" command is not valid on > window server 2003 workgroup machine , as indicated in the article, I tried > this :(. > > > "Theo Verweij" wrote: > >> See: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/216734 >> >> PC wrote: >>> I have a w2k3 server with a bad time drift. This server is not part of a >>> domain. How can I manually force a sync to a NTP time server on a scheduled >>> basis through executing a command line as a scheduled task? >>> >>> w32tm command? net time command? third party client? >>> >>> I need to do this hourly. Can you put a simple "net time /set \\computername" into a script and run it
via the task scheduler? Really though, are you looking into this "bad time drift" issue? Usually this is from a bad battery. -Frank Show quoteHide quote "PC" <P*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2D828CF4-3169-4311-B716-E612304EE225@microsoft.com... >I have a w2k3 server with a bad time drift. This server is not part of a > domain. How can I manually force a sync to a NTP time server on a > scheduled > basis through executing a command line as a scheduled task? > > w32tm command? net time command? third party client? > > I need to do this hourly.  
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