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I have a small network with 2 servers, one windows 2003 and one windows 2008 server. The server is running dhcp. The time on the clock desktop/laptop is always off, 10 min slows. I changed to bump it up 10 min but later always gets behind. Is there a ways to setup a time server on server and tell all clients to get the time from that time server?<br />
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I have a small network with 2 servers, one windows 2003 and one windows 2008 server. The server is running dhcp. The time on the clock desktop/laptop is always off, 10 min slows. I changed to bump it up 10 min but later always gets behind. Is there a ways to setup a time server on server and tell all clients to get the time from that time server?


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setup time server

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