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Andrew,

Currently, I use CMDTIME from http://www.softshape.com/ to do scheduled
syncs twice a day.  However, I'm on a hard-wired connection, so dial-up
isn't an issue.  When I was on dial-up, I use a utility called SocketWatch
which would sit in the tray and watch for an active connection before
syncing.  You can get SocketWatch from http://www.locutuscodeware.com.

On the other machines, I just have them do a "NET TIME \\server /SET /YES"
in their login script.  If the machines are 'always on', then I'll also
perform this on a task scheduler event too.

Regards,

Jon Grieve
Southdown House Software Ltd.
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http://www.southdown.co.uk





"Andrew" <andrew.rowley@alys.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:E4FFB46438B4D21196CF0000C0B9C06E0F10B5@ALYS1...
> I am running a small LAN - NT4SP6a server with dialup link to demon,
> supporting 4 clients (w2kpro, w98SE )  any recommendations on an
> efficient way of keeping the domain time in sync - ideally one that runs
> on the server and only checks time when the dialup is already running
> (saves a call) and clients that will link to the server automatically.
>
> Currently running a strange kludge collection of CMD files via task
> scheduler!
>
> Andrew
>