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тАО04-14-2008 06:12 PM
тАО04-14-2008 06:12 PM
Time Drift Problem DL380G5 - Tool to query bios time.
Hi All
I have a problem at the moment where the start-up event (6005) is time stamped before the shutdown event (6006) in the windows event log on a few of my DL380 G5's when they reboot. This obviously incorrect...
I suspect this could be an issue with the system/bios clock not being synced before the event log starts up.
Example
1. Server Running тАУ Clock Synced to Domain
2. Server Shutdown тАУ Timestamp is correctly recorded.
3. Server Restarts тАУ Clock reverts to system clock (fast)
4. Server Starts-up тАУ Timestamp is incorrectly recorded (fast)
5. Server Started тАУ Clock Synced to Domain
Does any one know of any tools that can query (change not needed at this stage) the system/bios clock with restarting the server?
Or have any insight to what could be causing this issue?
Cheers
Hinn
I have a problem at the moment where the start-up event (6005) is time stamped before the shutdown event (6006) in the windows event log on a few of my DL380 G5's when they reboot. This obviously incorrect...
I suspect this could be an issue with the system/bios clock not being synced before the event log starts up.
Example
1. Server Running тАУ Clock Synced to Domain
2. Server Shutdown тАУ Timestamp is correctly recorded.
3. Server Restarts тАУ Clock reverts to system clock (fast)
4. Server Starts-up тАУ Timestamp is incorrectly recorded (fast)
5. Server Started тАУ Clock Synced to Domain
Does any one know of any tools that can query (change not needed at this stage) the system/bios clock with restarting the server?
Or have any insight to what could be causing this issue?
Cheers
Hinn
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тАО04-14-2008 10:18 PM
тАО04-14-2008 10:18 PM
Re: Time Drift Problem DL380G5 - Tool to query bios time.
hi Hinn
have you compared system BIOS version between serves that are working fine and the ones that do not?
regards
have you compared system BIOS version between serves that are working fine and the ones that do not?
regards
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тАО04-15-2008 03:48 PM
тАО04-15-2008 03:48 PM
Re: Time Drift Problem DL380G5 - Tool to query bios time.
Hi
I compared a working to non working and they are identical in reagrds to Hardware, ROMS and PSP. (PROD - DR Scenario)
It would be good if I could get something to determine the time scew factor.
I am suspecting it is very high for the affected servers.
Cheers
Harry
I compared a working to non working and they are identical in reagrds to Hardware, ROMS and PSP. (PROD - DR Scenario)
It would be good if I could get something to determine the time scew factor.
I am suspecting it is very high for the affected servers.
Cheers
Harry
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тАО12-21-2008 07:39 PM
тАО12-21-2008 07:39 PM
Re: Time Drift Problem DL380G5 - Tool to query bios time.
I know it has been a while....but I thought I would update this thread in case someone else is hitting the issue.
MS released a hotfix for it.
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=951531
MS released a hotfix for it.
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=951531
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