Each workstation and server in this network will try to locate a time source for synchronization. Using an internal algorithm designedto reduce network traffic, systems will make up to six attempts to find a timesource.
The order of these attempts are:
- Parent domain controller (on-site)
- Local domain controller (on-site)
- Local PDC emulator (on-site)
- Parent domain controller (off-site)
- Local domain controller (off-site)
- Local PDC emulator (off-site)
- Log on to the domain controller.
- Enter the following at the command line:
W32tm /config /manualpeerlist:<timeserver> /syncfromflags:manual
<timeserver>is a space-delimited list of DNS and/or IP addresses. When specifying multiple timeservers, enclose the list in quotation marks.
- Update the Windows Time Service configuration. At the command line, enter either
w32tm/config/update or
Net stop w32timeNet start w32time
If a system isn't a member of a domain, manually configure it to synchronize with a specified time source. Follow these steps:
- Go to Start | Control Panel, and double-click Date And Time.
- On the Internet Time tab, select a time server from the drop-down list, or enter the DNS name of your network's internal time source.
- Click Update Now, click Apply, and click OK.
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