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The time on my server that syncs on the workstation's time is 6 minutes off of UTC/GMT time. &nbsp;I have no time critical applications running, it's just annoying when an email is sent/received 6 minutes in the future. Any suggestions?
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The time on my server that syncs on the workstation's time is 6 minutes off of UTC/GMT time.  I have no time critical applications running, it's just annoying when an email is sent/received 6 minutes in the future. Any suggestions?

How do I eliminate the 6 min difference between UTC/GMT and the time on the server.

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