Problem synchronizing windows clients with solaris 10 NTP server

Hello everyone,
I realyy need help on the following:
I tried to synchronize windows 2003 as client with NTP server running in Solaris 10
My Time Zone in the NTP server is GMT+3, and in my windows is also set to GMT+3
When I start NTP server and clients , I got 6 hours delay between the clients and the server
I tried to synchronize the Solaris server with another solaris system, the synchronization is working fine
Your help
Regards
Hakim Fourar

True (but only for later releases). But since he mentioned getting a 6 hour offset after starting them, that makes me think that the systems are communicating, and that the time zones are incorrect.
This is easily verified by using 'ntpq -p' and 'date ; date -u'. The first will show if the client thinks it is synchronized to a server (and what the UTC offset is in miliseconds). The second will show the date in the default timezone and in UTC.
If you're not using POSIX, you'd think that GMT+XX meant east of UTC, but for POSIX, it means west of UTC.
Darren

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----- Original Message -----
From: Eduardo Ceballos <[email protected]>
Newsgroups: weblogic.developer.interest.rmi-iiop
To: Hari Rajapakshe <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 4:38 AM
Subject: Re: problem using CORBA clients with RMI/EJBservers..!!!???
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download of TTAWinPrint.exe) or executing regedit. I already removed the
print- and CDM-applet from our webtop as suggested in another article and
those downloads and regedit-calls are now gone.
But there is still one download, it is "TTAwinClientInfo.exe"
What is this for and how can I prevent Tarantella from downloading it?
We are using Enterprise 3.4 on SuSE 9.0 and WinClients with IE.

Barbara wrote:
Hello,
some of our Windows-Clients do not allow writing to local disk [...] there
is still one download, it is "TTAwinClientInfo.exe"
What is this for and how can I prevent Tarantella from downloading it?
We are using Enterprise 3.4 on SuSE 9.0 and WinClients with IE.
Barbara,
TTAWinClientInfo : provides information that we can't get via the java
interface as well as an interface to the windows RDP license system.
You can not remove it from being downloaded.
Regards,Nevertheless Tarantella seems to work fine even without that information:
On startup there are some error popups of the kind "download not allowed",
but after clicking them away the application (X11-Session on
Linux-Appserver) starts as normal.
So my main problem is, that the users complain about those messages, they
don't want to have to quit several popups before they can start to work ...

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Hi I’m very new to Macs to apologies if this is a really silly question. I’m
trying to setup a Mac on our network and I’m having an issue getting it to work
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access a website but once I have entered my credentials they are saved in
keychain and anyone coming after me can browse using my account. I work in a
hospital so there are many different people accessing different devices. We
monitor and trace all users internet browsing so my question is can I configure
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The short answer is that the IT department is a strict Microsoft shop and also incompetent. Almost everything in that message is patently false. Unfortunately, when accessing Microsoft Server services like this, you will need the support of the IT staff to tell you various settings to use. I think it is pretty clear that they have no intention of doing that.
There is nothing "special" about bootcamp. It is just a boot loader. A Mac running Windows via bootcamp is a Windows PC, not a Mac. As such, it will work perfectly fine in the network. You could also try running Parallels. I believe Parallels can be configured to use a bootcamp partition so you could run Windows via either bootcamp or Parallels.
One of the few things that is correct is that Apple does have to provide driver support for bootcamp and there is the possibility of random incompatibilities - but no more so than any other PC manufacturer. Parallels/VMWare may work around that with a different set of incompatibilities. Don't be too worried about this part. These "incompatibilities" are minor and almost always with funky hardware devices. What you want to do should work perfectly with either Parallels/VMWare or Bootcamp.

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