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Changing the time for all computers on an entire organization
Posted on 2011-09-09
Hi guys,
I have an organization with about 150 + computers and servers. What would be the best way to change all the computers time, everyone is about 10 minutes ahead. Only user workstations are on the DHCP server. But I also need to change the time in 30+ servers on the same domain.
Thank you
I have an organization with about 150 + computers and servers. What would be the best way to change all the computers time, everyone is about 10 minutes ahead. Only user workstations are on the DHCP server. But I also need to change the time in 30+ servers on the same domain.
Thank you
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Please read this article by TigerMatt this will explain how time works in a Domain
http://tigermatt.wordpress.com/2009/08/01/windows-time-for-active-directory/
You really just need to change on DC that holds PDC emulator role
http://tigermatt.wordpress.com/2009/08/01/windows-time-for-active-directory/
You really just need to change on DC that holds PDC emulator role
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