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Re: Automatically setting a PC's time

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Subject: Re: Automatically setting a PC's time
From: "Dean Smith" <dean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2004 15:26:43 -0000
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>
> Windows 2000 and above all include an NTP client, called the Windows
Time
service (w32time).
>

The only downside with the built-in client is the lack of control when it
syncs. On an ISDN dial link (as I am) it will cause an awful lot of calls.
For that reason I use Dimension4 to sync once on bootup only.

Dean




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