Windows Time Service - Windows Server 2003 MARIAN WYNN 2008-06-06T14:46:50Z 2008-06-06T14:46:50Z

That was good advice. Thank you from Geneva.

MARIAN WYNN 2008-06-06T14:46:50Z John Tran 2008-06-06T13:56:48Z 2008-06-06T13:56:48Z

The easiest thing to do is use the &#034;net time /setsntp:&lt;ntpserver&gt;&#034; command on each of your servers and allow incoming and outgoing UDP port 123 through your firewall.<br /><br />Run the following command on each of your servers to sync with the US Naval Observatory Time Server:<br /><br />net time /setsntp:tick.usno.navy.mil

John Tran 2008-06-06T13:56:48Z Patti Lehman 2007-11-07T23:07:25Z 2007-11-07T23:07:25Z

I am trying to synchronize the clock on our network. The help for Windows Server 2003 says &#034;When computers are part of a workgroup, you must manually configure Windows Time Service on those computers to use a known accurate time source, either by using special hardware or a time source available on the Internet. Then, all other workgroup computers can be configured manually to synchronize their time with these local time sources&#034; What???????? I tried synchronizing the time on each computer, but get an error when I try to update with the internet. The server will set. Any ideas on how to get workgroup computers to synch with the server?

Patti Lehman 2007-11-07T23:07:25Z