Using Windows 2003 AD server as NTP source

I tired to setup my PowerBook G4 OS X 10.4.4 to use our existing NTP time server (Active Directory Domain Controller) as the source for the Mac to get its time. The Mac is joined to the domain and I can browse the domain ok (shows connectivity) but if I try to check the time setting using the command ntpq -p but we get "Connection Refused".
To set the time server we updated the etc/ntp.conf file and updated the line:
server time1 minpoll 4 maxpoll 10
where 'time1' is the fully qualified name of our server (which we can ping from the Mac)
Any ideas?

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