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I don't have a PDC at my colo, they are all stand alone servers.
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I don't have a PDC at my colo, they are all stand alone servers.

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my servers (all of them 2003) at my colo are not able to use NTP to sync their times(we have database apps that require it)<br />
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My firewall is open (no packets are bucketed for port 123) I even have a NTP &nbsp;server running on a linux box on the same network. &nbsp;I try all of the atomic clocks I can find, but I always get the same error. 
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my servers (all of them 2003) at my colo are not able to use NTP to sync their times(we have database apps that require it)

My firewall is open (no packets are bucketed for port 123) I even have a NTP  server running on a linux box on the same network.  I try all of the atomic clocks I can find, but I always get the same error. 

server 2003 not syncing time

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