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#9826 - 2001-06-23 12:20 AM Set time
Anonymous
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Hi,

Could someone tell me if ther's any way to run the "set time" command like administrator in a user session with no data change rights?

Thanks

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#9827 - 2001-06-22 01:11 PM Re: Set time
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Registered: 2000-09-14
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I use the following:

SETTIME @LSERVER

Works every time.

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#9828 - 2001-06-22 04:19 PM Re: Set time
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isi,
While my suggestion is not KIX-centric, it is a great way to manage time sync. I use Microsoft's W32Time to keep machines synced. With it, the time is synced on a schedule regardless of whether someone logs on. It is great for keeping servers synced as they run for months with no logons. For Win9x, there's D4Time (www.thinkingman.com) or of course, the logon script option.

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