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--- networking:windows:windows_time [2020/06/05 09:38]
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+++ networking:windows:windows_time [2024/05/06 11:09] (current)
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 ====== Windows Timekeeping Configuration ======
-http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;223184
+https://serverfault.com/questions/584397/active-directory-time-synchronisation-time-service-event-id-50/584420#584420
 ===== Configure the Windows Time Service =====
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 <file>
 netdom /query fsmo
+w32tm /query /source
 </file>
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 http://nefaria.com/2013/03/configure-windows-server-20082012-to-sync-with-internet-time-servers/
-==== Domain Controller ====
+<note tip>If you move the PDC FSMO role to another server, and your PDC is stuck on ''Local CMOS Clock'', you may need to use a GPO shown here: https://theitbros.com/configure-ntp-time-sync-group-policy/</note>
+==== Check ====
+<file>
+w32tm /monitor
+</file>
+==== Primary Domain Controller ====
 <file>
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 ===== Virtual Machines =====
+FIXME Need verify this statement:
 The most accurate way to keep guest operating system time synchronized with real time is probably to use the **VMware Tools** or **XenServer Tools** time synchronization functions.
+==== Citrix ====
+FIXME Need verify registry entries
+{{ :networking:windows:vm_time_sync_disable.reg.zip |Citrix Registry Entries for PDC}}
+These registry entries disable time sync to the virtualization host (drift) when using Citrix Tools and allow NTP to work normally.
 ==== Virtualbox ====

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