ibjames

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I did that, it shows the policy being pulled down and applied. I can search the registry and under HKLM->software->policies I see w32time with the settings I have configured. When I go to HKLM-> currentcontrolset->system->w32time and check the parameters the server and time NT5DS option is not changed. So when I do a net time /sntpquery it shows the old server info, even though the policy portion shows the correct info.. am I doing something wrong?

First off everyone, my 1st post here. I'm sure it won't be my last We have a standard image that all our computers are imaged from. It had a manual setting for the ntp server (usually has something like time.microsoft.com or something like that) I want to change it with group policy. I created an OU moved some computers over to it In GPO management tool went to computerconfig->admin templates->system->windows time service global config settings ->yes (left defaults) now go into time providers -> enable time providers-> enabled Settings changed in next screen NTPServer put in 3 servers separated by commas type: nt5ds left the rest of the defaults next setting ->enable ntp server - >not enabled (the servers these machines point to are enabled) I applied this to my test OU, removed all inheritance, and set the new policy to enforce. It doesn't work. Am I missing something?