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Okay I set the file in the Netlogon tzutil. &nbsp;The only caveat I need to reboot. &nbsp;Logoff/logon or gpupdate /force isnt helping. &nbsp;<br />
Any way to avoid a reboot?
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Okay I set the file in the Netlogon tzutil.  The only caveat I need to reboot.  Logoff/logon or gpupdate /force isnt helping.  
Any way to avoid a reboot?

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Is there a way to have a Group Policy to restrict all servers for UTC Coordinated Universal Time zone? &nbsp;I understand by default all the servers are already synced with Domain Controllers. &nbsp;<br />
Thanks.
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Is there a way to have a Group Policy to restrict all servers for UTC Coordinated Universal Time zone?  I understand by default all the servers are already synced with Domain Controllers.  
Thanks.

Group Policy for UTC Coordinated Universal Time

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