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Is there a NW 5 replacement for systime.exe?

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jhulbert

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Oct 27, 1999
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I need to sync the workstation time to the server periodically. The network is at a police station so the PC's are on 24X7. I was all set to use systime but found it gone with the recent upgrade to NW5! <br>
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Checked the novell site up, down and sideways and cannot find any replacement to systime (a dos app that syncs the workstation time to the server). <br>
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Does anybody know of a replacement app from Novell, or shareware? The network is IPX.
 
Novell is moving to TCP/IP so in NW5 they use NTP to sync time. I would suggest turning on TCP and getting one of thousands of shareware NTP clients to sync your pc with the network.
 
I am a little late coming to the party but perhaps I can help. Following a recent upgrade to NW5.0 (From NW2.2)a third party application started misbehaving. It seems that it changed the system date (Insert suitable expletive here!) for the duration of a specific process then used systime to reset it. Trouble was that systime was no longer in the system.<br>
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My solution was to copy systime.exe from the recently retired NW2 system to Sys\Public in NW5. It seems to work.
 
try adding SET_TIME ON to your login script. we are running ip/ipx on our network, but this should work for ipx only.
 
try adding SET_TIME ON to your login script. we are running ip/ipx on our network, but this should work for ipx only.
 
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