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NTP time on 2008 domain controllers is off by 2 minutes fast
Our 2 DCs time is set for the atomic time clock, but the 2 DCs are always running 2 minutes ahead. Our deskphone also use the atomic clock and they are right on with it. So may question is why do the Dcs run 2 minutes fast and how can I resolve this?
By the way, these 2 DCs are VMS running on ESXi 5.1
By the way, these 2 DCs are VMS running on ESXi 5.1
I believe the time is determined by the ESXi time and not an atomic clock, just a hunch.
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the time on the esxi host are 2 minutes slower than the DCs. That's what I mean the Dcs are running 2 minutes faster for some reason..
run this then post
w32tm /query /configuration
w32tm /resync
w32tm /query /status
HTH
w32tm /query /configuration
w32tm /resync
w32tm /query /status
HTH
VMware Tools sync with host should be disabled by default now.
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Ok dumb question...
I think someone made some changes to the time entries in the registry for my second dc. So my question is, what should the registry entries be for time on the dc that is not the NTP?
I need to set this on the other DCs which are not supposed to be the NTP
I think someone made some changes to the time entries in the registry for my second dc. So my question is, what should the registry entries be for time on the dc that is not the NTP?
I need to set this on the other DCs which are not supposed to be the NTP
ASKER
That would be the registry entry for the w32time section
ASKER
ntp ext time source