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I'm trying to track down a time synchronisation problem
I've got a dc in a remote branch W32tm /dumpreg /subkey:parameters reveals type = nt5ds and the type means its sync'ing with the domain, i What is the command to sync a windows workstation or server to its configured time source? The problem is that you have two dhcp servers in your network
The router the active directory server there is a race condition when there are multiple dhcp servers in the same network When a computer registers your router as it's dns, nslookup queries from this computer are asked to the router and it can't find your hostname
