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Hello all:
After I joined the Vista (business) client to Windows 2003 active directory domain I am not able to login. I get an error message "There is a time and/or date difference between the client and server". Does anybody know a workaround for this issue? I am trying to login from wired desktop machine. Thanks for you help. Ciao. |
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The client and domain have to be within 5 min of one another. The
workstation should get set automatically once it joins. How long did you allow the workstation to sit before trying again? Have you tried restarting? Josh http://windowsconnected.com ocean wrote in message ... Hello all: After I joined the Vista (business) client to Windows 2003 active directory domain I am not able to login. I get an error message "There is a time and/or date difference between the client and server". Does anybody know a workaround for this issue? I am trying to login from wired desktop machine. Thanks for you help. Ciao. |
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restarted and waited for half hour.
"Josh Phillips" wrote in message ... The client and domain have to be within 5 min of one another. The workstation should get set automatically once it joins. How long did you allow the workstation to sit before trying again? Have you tried restarting? Josh http://windowsconnected.com ocean wrote in message ... Hello all: After I joined the Vista (business) client to Windows 2003 active directory domain I am not able to login. I get an error message "There is a time and/or date difference between the client and server". Does anybody know a workaround for this issue? I am trying to login from wired desktop machine. Thanks for you help. Ciao. |
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ocean,
Compare BOTH time and time zone on Vista computer and domain controller or working domain member. They must be the same (if DC and client are in the same TZ of course). You can also compare domain and local time by using following commands (issued at the command line window): domain time: net time /domainOMAINNAME local time: net time \\computername Another way to see if there is ane time difference between two computers (in our case client and domain controller) is to use following command: w32tm /stripchart /computer:%logonserver% You will see an output like following: C:\w32tm /stripchart /computer:%logonserver% Tracking xxxxx [xx.xx.xx.xx:123]. The current time is 18.12.2006 23:37:32. 23:37:32 d:+00.2333835s o:+00.0926771s 23:37:34 d:+00.2324070s o:+00.0839907s 23:37:36 d:+00.2265480s o:+00.0876074s 23:37:39 d:+00.2324070s o:+00.0886690s 23:37:41 d:+00.2285010s o:+00.0868597s where +00.xxx is time difference between hosts. If your Vista computer is domain joined, %logonserver% environment variable shoud resolve to the name of domain controller. Otherwise, substitute it with server name you consider as authoritative time server (e.g. your LAN server or public time server like time.windows.com) HTH -- Alexander Suhovey ocean wrote in message ... restarted and waited for half hour. "Josh Phillips" wrote in message ... The client and domain have to be within 5 min of one another. The workstation should get set automatically once it joins. How long did you allow the workstation to sit before trying again? Have you tried restarting? Josh http://windowsconnected.com ocean wrote in message ... Hello all: After I joined the Vista (business) client to Windows 2003 active directory domain I am not able to login. I get an error message "There is a time and/or date difference between the client and server". Does anybody know a workaround for this issue? I am trying to login from wired desktop machine. Thanks for you help. Ciao. |
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Hi Alexander:
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts. "Alexander Suhovey" wrote in message ... ocean, Compare BOTH time and time zone on Vista computer and domain controller or working domain member. They must be the same (if DC and client are in the same TZ of course). You can also compare domain and local time by using following commands (issued at the command line window): domain time: net time /domainOMAINNAME local time: net time \\computername Another way to see if there is ane time difference between two computers (in our case client and domain controller) is to use following command: w32tm /stripchart /computer:%logonserver% You will see an output like following: C:\w32tm /stripchart /computer:%logonserver% Tracking xxxxx [xx.xx.xx.xx:123]. The current time is 18.12.2006 23:37:32. 23:37:32 d:+00.2333835s o:+00.0926771s 23:37:34 d:+00.2324070s o:+00.0839907s 23:37:36 d:+00.2265480s o:+00.0876074s 23:37:39 d:+00.2324070s o:+00.0886690s 23:37:41 d:+00.2285010s o:+00.0868597s where +00.xxx is time difference between hosts. If your Vista computer is domain joined, %logonserver% environment variable shoud resolve to the name of domain controller. Otherwise, substitute it with server name you consider as authoritative time server (e.g. your LAN server or public time server like time.windows.com) HTH -- Alexander Suhovey ocean wrote in message ... restarted and waited for half hour. "Josh Phillips" wrote in message ... The client and domain have to be within 5 min of one another. The workstation should get set automatically once it joins. How long did you allow the workstation to sit before trying again? Have you tried restarting? Josh http://windowsconnected.com ocean wrote in message ... Hello all: After I joined the Vista (business) client to Windows 2003 active directory domain I am not able to login. I get an error message "There is a time and/or date difference between the client and server". Does anybody know a workaround for this issue? I am trying to login from wired desktop machine. Thanks for you help. Ciao. |