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BTW, the list above should be used when configuring your server as a time server as KCTS mentioned. ;)<br />
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BTW, the list above should be used when configuring your server as a time server as KCTS mentioned. ;)

-saige-

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Forced accept.<br />
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Computer101<br />
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My PCD's time was 7 minutes fast. So I changed the clock to the correct time. My other domain controlers, member servers, and pc's have not syncronized to the same time as the PCD. How long should sycronization take until all computers are to the same time again?
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My PCD's time was 7 minutes fast. So I changed the clock to the correct time. My other domain controlers, member servers, and pc's have not syncronized to the same time as the PCD. How long should sycronization take until all computers are to the same time again?

Windows time syncronization

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