Windows Time

HELP, heard that before right!

I set up the PDC E to connect to the internet and pull time from the navy,
set the flag in the registry to anounce itself as the time server for the
domain, the server is set to pacific time, when the time syncs up its 4hrs
ahead!! what a mess and man could I use some help here.
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Thanks for the help

BL

anonymous
Wed Apr 13 02:24:14 CDT 2005

Why would you want to sync your time with the navy, are
you gay?
>-----Original Message-----
>HELP, heard that before right!
>
>I set up the PDC E to connect to the internet and pull
time from the navy,
>set the flag in the registry to anounce itself as the
time server for the
>domain, the server is set to pacific time, when the time
syncs up its 4hrs
>ahead!! what a mess and man could I use some help here.
>--
>Thanks for the help
>
>BL
>.
>

T-Bone
Wed Apr 13 07:28:34 CDT 2005

"Brucelee" <Brucelee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
> pull time from the navy,

We want you
We want you
We want you as a new recruit.

T-Bone
MCNGP XL
For the Simpsons fans: "yvan eht nioj"

Neil
Wed Apr 13 08:45:25 CDT 2005

did you hear "=?Utf-8?B?QnJ1Y2VsZWU=?="
<Brucelee@discussions.microsoft.com> say in
news:E6720628-BA57-4514-854F-F0D3E1803CC8@microsoft.com:

> HELP, heard that before right!
>
> I set up the PDC E to connect to the internet and pull time from the
> navy, set the flag in the registry to anounce itself as the time
> server for the domain, the server is set to pacific time, when the
> time syncs up its 4hrs ahead!! what a mess and man could I use some
> help here.

w32tm -tz at a commmand prompt might steer you in the right direction.
You might want to have a look through some TechNet articles too.

--
Neil MCNGP#30

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kpg
Wed Apr 13 09:57:09 CDT 2005

> w32tm -tz at a commmand prompt might steer you in the right direction.
> You might want to have a look through some TechNet articles too.

That seems so obvious now that you said it.