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Stuartbe · 16-06-2005, 16:10

Well.... 2000/2003 server has a default margin of 5 mins (in the domain controler security policy) If the time is out to much it will cause problems with NTLM and kerberos authentication. It may be that the time difference is on the boarder of that margin.

2000/2003 server has a time server built in - but it relies on connection to an external NTP server. You check this from a command prompt by typing "net time". If you use the command " net time /SETSNTP:server " You could try putting the laptops ip in the server field. You will need an NTP server running on the laptop though. Netclock is a good one....

HTH

16-06-2005, 16:10	#14
Stuartbe cf.mega poster Join Date: Jan 2023 Posts: 4,984	Re: Network Printer Problems Well.... 2000/2003 server has a default margin of 5 mins (in the domain controler security policy) If the time is out to much it will cause problems with NTLM and kerberos authentication. It may be that the time difference is on the boarder of that margin. 2000/2003 server has a time server built in - but it relies on connection to an external NTP server. You check this from a command prompt by typing "net time". If you use the command " net time /SETSNTP:server " You could try putting the laptops ip in the server field. You will need an NTP server running on the laptop though. Netclock is a good one.... HTH