Logon Script

[Artrius_McCaffron]

Hi

I need to find out where or how I can get or make a logon script that will synchronize user system clocks with an NT4 Server. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Artrius

[Junky]

Hi,

Sorry I can't help you, but I wanted you to know that we do read these questions and help when we can. Hopefully someone will stop by that can help you.

[Artrius_McCaffron]

Ok, I figured out how to write the logon script and it works :)

However, when I put it in the user profile so that it will execute, it will not always do so. I heard that this has something to do with the AT command (???). Basically, I need to know how to run this script every time.

Thanks,
Artrius

[Artrius_McCaffron]

Hey again- Just to let you guys know, I believe that I have figured it out. The problem was that I did not place the script on the BDCs (Backup domain controller) of the domain. Therefore, when I went to log on, if the PDC (Primary Domain Controller) was not authenticating my logon, then the logon script would not execute.

So, after I put it on the other BDCs, everything went well. Thanks to all!

Artrius

[Tobmello]

if the logon script was in the netlogon share, wouldn't (or shouldn't) it have replicated to the BDCs?

[fantasy]

I dont know the logon script if u have any idea pls let me know

[Artrius_McCaffron]

Oh yeah,

Everything was cool after I put the logon script on the other servers. All the script was seemed to be this:
NET TIME \\server /set /y

That was all that it was. Thanks!

Artrius

[buddy12]

hey, did you have to set one server to be the time server? or did you just pick a server you wanted the time to be synched with? I've heard of the net time cmd, but I didn't know if you had to somehow designate a "time" server using software or enabling it otherwise