I just created I .bat file with: net time \\server /set /yes
Put it in the Startup section of the Start menu. Runs everytime you start Windows. I also add it to the logon script that is run when a user logs in (at the office). Samba (2.0.x) is set as Domain controller and the logon scripts run automatically. See the Samba docs. You could also put that .bat file to run in the Windows Scheduler if the system gets too far off between reboots. I believe "net /help" will give you other things you can do (i.e. Mapping/Unmapping drives, etc.). Patrick On Saturday 05 January 2002 22H:56, you wrote: > Anyone know of a clock synchronization program that cam be obtained > for a Winblows 98SE box in order to keep the clock up-to-date? It > will get the correct time from my Linux server, which is already > fetching the correct time via ntp. > > I recently purchased a new motherboard and that clock runs damn slow. > > Thanks. > > MB _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
