>Hi,
>
> For win95, you had a look at the NET for more information under the DOS prompt
>like NET /?. So it should be similar in Window NT server too.
>Else u had to use the API to do that.
>
>>How do I get NT server system time? And is there a way I can set the >workstation time after I get this time?
The syntax for the NET command is as follows:
NET time \\ServerNameHere /SET /YES
Run this on a client machine and its clock will be set to the server's time.
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