>I think it works everywhere, I've never seen it fail, anyway. The problem is only whether the "base" time of server is actually correct :-) At least twice, when servers had hardware problems starting, I've seen them give the wrong time by hours, not just minutes or seconds...but these problems are quite rare.
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>Here, we set one certain server's clock by the Naval Observatory constantly (like once every minute), and then all other servers are scheduled to set their time from this server (I do my server-synchronizations 3 times a week, that seems enough). Then you set the workstation-time from any server at login, and everything is pretty well in sync this way.
When my users' computers were off by hours, it was due to a wrong configuration in the timezone.
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