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11.29.2008 at 05:21PM PST, ID: 23944415
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Time Synchronization (DC is -10 from sync'd time)

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Microsoft, Windows, 2003 (SP2)

One of my domain controllers keeps changing its time to 10 minutes earlier than the time servers it should be sync'd to (and the rest of the servers in my network). Since this is a DC it's causing a lot of problems. I've re-set the time servers via w32tm and net time to no avail. When I have it query times from them it shows right but it won't set it right on that server. I manually change it and it re-syncs with who knows what in moments.

It reset itself even after stopping Windows Time.

I have the MS Malicious software removal tool running and a full AV scan but they haven't caught anything yet.
 
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