Group policy setting to set workstations time with a domain controller
Hi guys,
I hope you are well and can help.
I wish to sync our workstations time through group policy with their domain controller but I cannot seem to find the required setting (if there is one).
We run windows xp and windows 7 and currently do this via a logon script, but windows 7 machines have issues with UAC when they try and sync with the net time command.
Any help greatly appreciated.
I hope you are well and can help.
I wish to sync our workstations time through group policy with their domain controller but I cannot seem to find the required setting (if there is one).
We run windows xp and windows 7 and currently do this via a logon script, but windows 7 machines have issues with UAC when they try and sync with the net time command.
Any help greatly appreciated.
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Thanks so much for that.
We have Windows XP systems and Windows 7 machines.
When a user logs on, the Logon script executes:
Net time %logonserver% /set
Are you saying that we could remove this command, and that for both:
Windows XP and
Windows 7
Machines they will automatically sync time with their domain controller that authenticates them?
Thanks again