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I want to set a NTP Server using Active Directory with Windows 2003 STD.

Asked by Realhawk in Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory

Hi, I am really new in Active Directory on Windows 2003.

I have a problem at the company, because the clock of all computers are in different mins..
for example: some have 10:20AM, but some have 10:30AM. etc..
So  I read that if I have active directory and I connect them at the AD, they will syncronize with the clock of the master server where is the AD.

I tried and I don´t see any change..

My enviroment I have Windows XP Pro, with SP1,SP2. , Windows 2000 Pro. , Windows 2000 Server SP4, Windows 2003 with SP1,SP2 and SP3.

I want to syncronize Servers,Laptops, PC´s, and cheker clocks.

Let´s see you give me the answer and works, what happen for the servers , where I can´t add them at the AD, is there a way to syncronize them too?
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