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02.01.2007 at 06:40AM PST, ID: 22145327
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Windows 2003 Server Time Sync Issues

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time, server, 2003, windows

I noticed that my desktops and member servers keep getting messages that a time server could not be located.  I noticed that I do not see the port 123 listening when I use netstat.  I am also unable to telnet to port 123 on my domain controller which is the time server from my domain.  Any Ides?
 
 
 
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