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The time server is that which have PDC role.<br />
check this.<br />
<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/816042" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/816042</a>&nbsp;<br />

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The time server is that which have PDC role.
check this.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/816042 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/816042] 


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Thanks mate.<br />
I went to that site and told it to sync with some time servers via the 'fix it for me' file. If I go to command prompt and type w32tm /resync, it changes to the correct time for a second then goes back to the old time. Now it's 30 minutes fast...<br />
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Is there a way I can see how my computer is syncing? i.e local time, NTP (if so, which server). This machine is the PDC.
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Thanks mate.
I went to that site and told it to sync with some time servers via the 'fix it for me' file. If I go to command prompt and type w32tm /resync, it changes to the correct time for a second then goes back to the old time. Now it's 30 minutes fast...

Is there a way I can see how my computer is syncing? i.e local time, NTP (if so, which server). This machine is the PDC.

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No onese got any idea about this?
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I have 2 HyperV servers.<br />
S1 - DC\AD,DNS,DHCP...<br />
S2 - Exchange, IIS.<br />
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For some reason all the times have just gone out of whack and every few days it creeps forward by about 5 minutes. I assume that S1 is the time server being it's DC. Is there a way I can tell? I tried some NET TIME commands but it says that the services is not started. If it's talking about the Windows Time service then it is started because I saw it. <br />
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Any help would be great. Thanks
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I have 2 HyperV servers.
S1 - DC\AD,DNS,DHCP...
S2 - Exchange, IIS.

For some reason all the times have just gone out of whack and every few days it creeps forward by about 5 minutes. I assume that S1 is the time server being it's DC. Is there a way I can tell? I tried some NET TIME commands but it says that the services is not started. If it's talking about the Windows Time service then it is started because I saw it. 

Any help would be great. Thanks

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