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Yes, that's what I'm trying to achieve by synching all workststions to the PDC emulator DC.<br />
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But somehow I've found out that some Domajn Controller in my AD domain (single domain forest) is pointing to another DC not the PDC emulator. That's why I'm confirms why.
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People,<br />
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How can I get the list of server name and the NTP setting for each of the server in an OU ?<br />
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If possible the result can be exported to &nbsp;csv file. <br />
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Thanks
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People,

How can I get the list of server name and the NTP setting for each of the server in an OU ?

If possible the result can be exported to  csv file. 

Thanks

Yes, that&#39;s what I&#39;m trying to achieve by synching all workststions to the PDC emulator DC.

But somehow I&#39;ve found out that some Domajn Controller in my AD domain (single domain forest) is pointing to another DC not the PDC emulator. That&#39;s why I&#39;m confirms why.

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