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ntp client windows xp
All,
I have a Windows XP client which I need to get time synchronized from a Linux ntp server. What are the commands to perform the setup and configuration? Thanks, Mike 
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Double click the time on your taskbar to open the date and time properties. Click on the Internet Time tab. Check "Automatically syncronize with an Internet time server". And enter the Linux server name in the server field.
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