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#49600 - 2000-04-20 03:17 PM Command SETTIME
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I use the commande SETTIME "DOMAIN" in my script. I configurer my Windows NT server for the TimeSource Server and I restart the server. When a Windows NT Workstation logon on the network, the time and date is synchronized with the domain, but the Windows 98 is unable to synchronise the time and date.

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Steve Gauvin
MCSE + Internet
sgauvin@iag.qc.ca

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#49601 - 2000-04-25 06:06 AM Re: Command SETTIME
Jochen Administrator Offline
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hiya,

i don't know exactly what the command is ,
but couldn't You tell Your script what system the Client runs and decide afterwards
the method of time Synchronisation (for NT Clients the Settime of Kix works)
only thing is to find similar command to Nt's 'net time \\´timeserver /set' on Win98
platform ..... moment ......
.................and the same for 9x :

code:
net time \\TIMESOURCE /SET 

Jochen
(MCSE sans INTERNET)
let us know Your experiences

[This message has been edited by jpols (edited 25 April 2000).]

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