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Synchronisation Time on Standalone Server to the Domain
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Thanks for reading my problem.
I am trying to synchronise the time on a standalone Win2k server, which is in its own workgroup, to a domain.
I use the following commands:
net time /setsntp:123.123.123.123
net time /set
where 123.123.123.123 is the IP address of the domain controller. With this I get 'Could not locate a time-server.'
So instead I tried:
net time /domain:domainname
where 'domainname' is obviously the name of the domain I am trying to sync time with. With this I get 'System error 5 has occured. Access is denied'.
Any ideas how this is supposed to work? I looked on microsofts site. I found HEAPS of info, but it all told me that timesyncing from non-domain members didn't use authentication.
Clues?
Thanks for reading my problem.
I am trying to synchronise the time on a standalone Win2k server, which is in its own workgroup, to a domain.
I use the following commands:
net time /setsntp:123.123.123.123
net time /set
where 123.123.123.123 is the IP address of the domain controller. With this I get 'Could not locate a time-server.'
So instead I tried:
net time /domain:domainname
where 'domainname' is obviously the name of the domain I am trying to sync time with. With this I get 'System error 5 has occured. Access is denied'.
Any ideas how this is supposed to work? I looked on microsofts site. I found HEAPS of info, but it all told me that timesyncing from non-domain members didn't use authentication.
Clues?
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