As I said in my last post, technically NT does have it but, it's not automatic. That *only* works when people login and are running the login script. The only way that's effective is if users are forced to log off at a regular interval. The utility I refer to (timesync) in the 4.0 Resource Kit runs as a service and updates the time an assigned interval. I think the default is 8 hours but, it's configurable. I work in an environment that forcing users to log off is difficult at best. We found deploying this on our workstations and servers to be much more effective.
How do you keep your servers time's synchronized? -----Original Message----- From: Mark L. Jackson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Sunday, October 21, 2001 6:23 PM To: Mervin, Chris Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; Buzetta Fabian Subject: RE: Sharing Folders Sensitivity: Private > NT does not have a built in time sync. They added that utility in the NT > 4.0 Resource Kit. Windows 2000 (NT 5.0) does have it built in. Been using this for years. --------------------------------------- rem set time on machine rem @echo off net time <server> /set /yes rem share out folders rem net use x: \\<server>\<share> rem end sample bat file -------------------------------------- As for them sharing out folders. They can share any folder they create. Hope that clarifies what I meant.
