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Win32 Time service for win98 LAN 1

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ray436

Technical User
Apr 11, 2000
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CA
Hello,

Is it possible to use the win32 time service from a Win2000 machine on a LAN of mostly win98 boxes to set the time on all machines. I figure other win2K boxes will respond, but what about the Win98 ones? How hard is this to implement?

TIA
 
If they logon to the Win2k box, then you can set the clock to match using the logon script. Put

NET TIME \\[servername] /SET /YES

into the script. I'm not certain, but maybe if you ran a batch file which is not a logon script, it may also work, but that is entirely guesswork!
 
hmm... looks familiar. I guess it is just a call for the SNTP afterall. Kool. will try it out. They are logging onto the one Win2K box for a database backend. I could maybe add it to the database frontend on each workstation also. The database is really the only reason I would like the clocks to match, since it will help prevent file update catch-22's where the user's are unaware of who was on a record last.

thanks
 
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