Configure ntp service windows 2003

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We use cookies to provide you the best experience on our website, analyze our traffic, and personalize ads. See our Cookie Policy. Can anyone tell me how to install this? I got one Microsoft KB article that explains change it in the registry editor. First thing you need to do is configure the domain controller to sync with a reliable time source.

If you have two or more domain controllers you need to find the one that is acting as the PDC. To sync it with a time source open up a command prompt and perform the following:.

The X's can be the IP address of the time server or the domain name of a time server such as time-a. Next you need to sync all of your client PC's to the domain controller. You can do the following from the command line. You can remotely do these commands using psexec from SysInternals if you have a lot of client machines. Computers Articles May 29, Richard N Williams is a technical author and a specialist in the telecommunications and network time synchronisation industry helping to develop dedicated time server products.

California Bail Bonds Bounty Hunters. Immigration Attorney. Moving Relocation Services. Alpine Car Audio. Carpet Cleaning Los Angeles. To achieve this, a user merely has to double click the clock on their desktop and adjust the settings in the Internet Time tab. To configure the Windows Time service to use an external time source, click Start, Run and type regedit then click OK. Locate the following subkey:. In the right pane, right-click AnnounceFlags and click Modify.

Network Time Protocol NTP is an Internet protocol used for the transfer of accurate time, providing time information along so that a precise time can be obtained. I manage a closed network and we are considering buying a GPS based NTP server to use as an authorative time source for our domain.

But the engineer that is providing the NTP solution insists that a third-party app is necessary. No additional software required.

As long as the clock you are buying is network capable and will respond on port , then the PDC emulator should be able to sync. What type of firewall is in place? As far as using a 3rd party time service internally, I agree with JM. There's no need to install additional software.