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by lewey04
I just set the timezone on one pc to Pacific Standard Time and left my other pc to Central Standard time. I used the NET TIME command in both directions and they synced up but kept their respective time zones.
That is, I did a net time and they both used GMT to sync each other up but kept their own time zone settings. I hope this helps.
Good luck.
by xmalice
by glm
I believe this will work with just the net time command. As long as the time zone is set correctly for each local machine in the date / time applet in control panel, the clocks will synchronize and keep their local time zone. Net time doesn't change the zone.
Instead of a login script, we use NTP on one box and then use the command scheduler from the NT 4 resource kit to run the net time command. That way the servers sync whether or not we log in to them.
by xmalice
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