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Old 17-08-2007, 02:46 PM   #11
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Re: XP, Time from PDC or Time.Windows.Com?

It did go to my PDC emulator. Thanks for the script. I'm going to keep a
copy of it, but truth be told, I think we're alright. A 1/4 of our domain
is now at XP and more getting migrated daily, and no one has said anything,
so I think we're ok.



"Ace Fekay [MVP]" <> wrote in message
news:.gbl...
> In news:.gbl,
> - <-> typed:
>> Yes, all clients point internally to the DNS on the domain
>> controllers, this is provided by DHCP. I ran the commands and they
>> came back as expected. So basically I don't need to worry about what
>> XP says as long as its a member of the domain?

>
> I would say that's a good bet. Run the following and what do you get?
>
> net time /domain?
>
> It should pull it from the PDC emulator. Check it out.
>
> Hey, I know it looks at the PDC Emulator, but if you want, you can use
> this batch and call it in your master logon script to insure it sets it on
> all machines to whatever server you want internally:
>
> ======================
> @echo off
>
> rem Batch File Edit Date: 11/26/2006
>
> set DOMAIN=YourDomainNetBIOSName
> set TIMESVR=ServerNetBIOSName
>
> echo *************************************************
> echo.
> echo WELCOME TO THE %DOMAIN% DOMAIN
> echo.
> echo *************************************************
> echo Setting local clock
> net time \\%TIMESVR% /set /y
>
> :End
> =======================
>
>
>
> Cheers!
>
> Ace
>



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Old 17-08-2007, 02:46 PM   #12
Ace Fekay [MVP]
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Re: XP, Time from PDC or Time.Windows.Com?

In news:.gbl,
- <-> typed:
> It did go to my PDC emulator. Thanks for the script. I'm going to
> keep a copy of it, but truth be told, I think we're alright. A 1/4
> of our domain is now at XP and more getting migrated daily, and no
> one has said anything, so I think we're ok.


More than likely you already are ok.

If you have any other questions, please feel free to post back.

Ace


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Old 17-08-2007, 02:46 PM   #13
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Re: XP, Time from PDC or Time.Windows.Com?


<-> wrote in message news:.gbl...
> It did go to my PDC emulator. Thanks for the script. I'm going to keep a
> copy of it, but truth be told, I think we're alright. A 1/4 of our domain
> is now at XP and more getting migrated daily, and no one has said
> anything, so I think we're ok.


Normally the workstations should actually get time from NEITHER, but from
the authenticating DC which gets time from PDC Emulator.


> "Ace Fekay [MVP]" <> wrote in message
> news:.gbl...
>> In news:.gbl,
>> - <-> typed:
>>> Yes, all clients point internally to the DNS on the domain
>>> controllers, this is provided by DHCP. I ran the commands and they
>>> came back as expected. So basically I don't need to worry about what
>>> XP says as long as its a member of the domain?

>>
>> I would say that's a good bet. Run the following and what do you get?
>>
>> net time /domain?
>>
>> It should pull it from the PDC emulator. Check it out.
>>
>> Hey, I know it looks at the PDC Emulator, but if you want, you can use
>> this batch and call it in your master logon script to insure it sets it
>> on all machines to whatever server you want internally:
>>
>> ======================
>> @echo off
>>
>> rem Batch File Edit Date: 11/26/2006
>>
>> set DOMAIN=YourDomainNetBIOSName
>> set TIMESVR=ServerNetBIOSName
>>
>> echo *************************************************
>> echo.
>> echo WELCOME TO THE %DOMAIN% DOMAIN
>> echo.
>> echo *************************************************
>> echo Setting local clock
>> net time \\%TIMESVR% /set /y
>>
>> :End
>> =======================
>>
>>
>>
>> Cheers!
>>
>> Ace
>>

>
>



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