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First, by default, a Windows NT4 PDC is NOT a NTP server. You will probably
need to add a service and have it get its time somewhere. Then, your server
will become a "real" time server.
Go on Microsoft Support web site ( http://support.microsoft.com ) and search
for either TimeServ or W32Time for more details.
Hope this will help !
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"Robert Mills" <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
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> Greetings fellow listers,
>
> Have been looking at setting-up a weekly job using ntpdate on our HP3000.
> Network Admin have requested that we use our PDC (Primary Domain
> Controller), running Windows NT4, as the time server instead of some
> external source.
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> The clock on the PDC is set to GMT (aka. UTC) and within Windows it is set
> to 'Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving changes'.
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> Does anybody know which time the PDC will return to ntpdate, the 'raw'
time
> in GMT or the 'daylight saving' time?
>
> regards,
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> Robert W.Mills
> Systems Development Manager
> Windsong Services
> (01689) 870622 x3005
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