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By default, the client periodically synchronizes time with the domain controller, but sometimes the client cannot synchronize time with the domain controller. This is often due to the result of using ghost image to install the system. Some ghost image systems turn off Windows Time service in order to simplify system services, while Windows Time service is the service that time synchronization depends on, so before setting up NTP You must ensure that the client's Windows Time service is started and started automatically.

There are many tutorials on the network to set up NTP on the domain controller, all of which involve modifying the registry. After experiments, I found that it is not necessary to modify the registry. It is only necessary to create and modify the group policy, because the settings in the group policy are originally achieved by modifying the registry, and the group policy is more intuitive and convenient to manage. Take Windows Server 2003 as an example.

1. Open the group policy management tool on the domain controller and edit Default Domain Policy

two。 Enter the following path: computer configuration-Administrative templates-system-Windows time Service, global configuration settings changed to "enabled", Announce Flags modified to "5"

3. The enabled Windows NTP client in the time provider is modified to "enabled", and the configuration Windows NTP client is modified to "enabled"

4. Modify the parameters for configuring the Windows NTP client, NtpServer to "time.asia.apple.com,0x6" (can also be modified to the address of other NTP servers), and Type to "NTP"

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