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I am getting the error &quot;the ntp server didn't respond&quot; in the system event log on my domain controller. &nbsp;This just started happening. &nbsp;Previously I was using tick.usno.navy.mil and tock.usno.navy.mil as my server and I never recieved this error. &nbsp;After the error started I pinged them and noticed they were not available. &nbsp;So I changed my sntp server too now.okstate.edu which responds too pings. &nbsp;I did this last night and I am still getting the same error though.<br />
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I have been using the net time commands too perform this on my domain controller. &nbsp;I read a few articles on the use of net time and w32time on the internet and I can't see any reason why this error is occurring.<br />
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Anyone have any ideas?<br />

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I am getting the error "the ntp server didn't respond" in the system event log on my domain controller.  This just started happening.  Previously I was using tick.usno.navy.mil and tock.usno.navy.mil as my server and I never recieved this error.  After the error started I pinged them and noticed they were not available.  So I changed my sntp server too now.okstate.edu which responds too pings.  I did this last night and I am still getting the same error though.

I have been using the net time commands too perform this on my domain controller.  I read a few articles on the use of net time and w32time on the internet and I can't see any reason why this error is occurring.

Anyone have any ideas?


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