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or apply a startup script (using coomputer policy) for configuring a time server for the clients.
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or apply a startup script (using coomputer policy) for configuring a time server for the clients.

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In a W2k Active Directory domain, all clients are 1 hour behindf the Domain Controller that has the role of the Primary Doimain Controller Emulator, which has the role of time syncrhonization. All servers have the correct time. The event logs state that syncrhonization has occurred. Why are they 1 hour behind, any ideas?<br />
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In a W2k Active Directory domain, all clients are 1 hour behindf the Domain Controller that has the role of the Primary Doimain Controller Emulator, which has the role of time syncrhonization. All servers have the correct time. The event logs state that syncrhonization has occurred. Why are they 1 hour behind, any ideas?



Wrong time on clients in Active Directory Domain

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