| Dan Guzman 2005-12-30, 9:23 am |
| Time synchronization is usually done by the Windows Time Service. By
default, time synchronization is done using the standard AD hierarchy.
Clients and member servers get their time from a domain controller in their
domain. Domain controllers get their time from a domain controller in their
parent domain. Forrest root domain controllers are ultimately used as the
time source and use either a hardware clock or NTP source.
> How can i synch the time bet the client & the server ?
One method to resync the time is with the w32tm.exe: w32tm.exe /resync
Another method is with the NET TIME command: NET TIME /DOMAIN:MyDomain /SET
> and prevent it from happening again
See the technet article below for a discussion of the Windows Time Service:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pr...0f8236e210.mspx
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Dan Guzman
SQL Server MVP
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> Hi ,
>
> My client has once again got the "cannot generate SSPI context" error and
> this time i managed to notice that the time on the client is abt 20 mins
> earlier than that of the server.
>
> How can i synch the time bet the client & the server ? and prevent it from
> happening again
>
> apreciate ur advise
>
> tks & rdgs
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