Under NT and W2K, you can AT Schedule a command. Our work configuration has
all servers twice per day running the following command. We point it a a
server that we know has the correct time.
NET TIME \\ServerName /Set /Y
Sorry, I don't remember with what OS/Service Pack this feature became
available for Windows. I belive the AT schedule was part of OS/2 and was
brought forward into NT.
If W98 did have this ability, you would AT schedule the NET TIME command
several times per day. Depending on how fast the time skews, you might
schedule it hourly.
73
Bob
N2SCJ
-----Original Message-----
From: Dan OK1HRA [mailto:1hra@atlas.cz]
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 2:21 PM
To: writelog@contesting.com
Subject: [WriteLog] sync time
Hello to all,
we are using Writelog for multi operator station (OL5Q) for half a year.
PROBLEM: The time on the second PC skewes too much during any 48 hr contest.
Do you know any possibility of time synchronization between two Win95 PCs
connected by a local (IP) network (no Internet connection available).
Tnx
Dan OK1HRA
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