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Hi,
I have a lab full of dual boot macs, all bound to a windows2003 server active directory. My problem is this:
Set time in mac as normal, works ok.
Start windows, time is an hour behind but then it gets the correct time from the domain and moves it forward an hour.
This forward hour then applies itself to the mac side meaning its an hour ahead now.
Is it possible to run a script on shutdown of windows that forces the time back an hour? Or something to run on mac startup that forces the time to the correct setting?
The 1 hour time difference means that my network users cant log on with there own accounts due to the AD and the mac being out of sync time wise, as soon as i go in as admin and correct the time it works again but as soon as someone uses windows the time is set forward an hour on the mac!
Any help greatly appreciated!
I have a lab full of dual boot macs, all bound to a windows2003 server active directory. My problem is this:
Set time in mac as normal, works ok.
Start windows, time is an hour behind but then it gets the correct time from the domain and moves it forward an hour.
This forward hour then applies itself to the mac side meaning its an hour ahead now.
Is it possible to run a script on shutdown of windows that forces the time back an hour? Or something to run on mac startup that forces the time to the correct setting?
The 1 hour time difference means that my network users cant log on with there own accounts due to the AD and the mac being out of sync time wise, as soon as i go in as admin and correct the time it works again but as soon as someone uses windows the time is set forward an hour on the mac!
Any help greatly appreciated!