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03-14-2006 01:41 AM
03-14-2006 01:41 AM
NTP Server
hi,
I have setup ntp on my servers which is pointing to a router, router is syncing time from a external time source and it is working fine when i log in to the server as the time can be sync.
when i use w32tm /resync /rediscover to manually sync the time for test purpose, it gives me a error saying RPC server was not available.
Must i stop the Windows Time service first before i run w32tm /resync /rediscover command?or is that another command which i can use to manually time sync?
Thanks
I have setup ntp on my servers which is pointing to a router, router is syncing time from a external time source and it is working fine when i log in to the server as the time can be sync.
when i use w32tm /resync /rediscover to manually sync the time for test purpose, it gives me a error saying RPC server was not available.
Must i stop the Windows Time service first before i run w32tm /resync /rediscover command?or is that another command which i can use to manually time sync?
Thanks
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03-14-2006 05:49 AM
03-14-2006 05:49 AM
Re: NTP Server
Is RPC service and TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper service are running?
Is UDP port 123 open?
Did you run net time /setsntp:routerIP command in order to define router as external time source?
What happens if you run net time /querysntp and net time /set commands?
Any errors in event viewer?
Is UDP port 123 open?
Did you run net time /setsntp:routerIP command in order to define router as external time source?
What happens if you run net time /querysntp and net time /set commands?
Any errors in event viewer?
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03-14-2006 06:08 PM
03-14-2006 06:08 PM
Re: NTP Server
Assuming that you have configured it ok, net time /querysntp will show you that and assuming that your router can act as a NTP server, you will need to restart the Windows Time Service and it should sync.
I suggest that you use net time /setsntp: to set it to an external source just to make sure that it is not your router that is causing the issue.
I suggest that you use net time /setsntp:
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