Good morning,
We have domain controller on windows server 2003 and another windows 2003 servers with terminal server and DB and regular workstations. Today in Israel we returned back to winter time (one hour back), domain controller now shows current time but all another machines in network show different time they went two hour back and there's difference in one hour between domain controller and another machines.
I have tried to perform W32tm /resync /update but without success, where can be problem?
Thank you.
Can’t sync time between domain controller and another servers/computers (windows 2003)
time-synchronizationwindows-server-2003
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Best Answer
I suspect this may have something to do with it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_Summer_Time
"In the past, the unpredictability of DST in Israel became frustrating enough that Microsoft Windows stopped trying to track changes and just made Israeli time be Greenwich Mean Time plus two hours (GMT+2) (and disabled the daylight saving option). This has led to various ad hoc solutions to the problem in Windows systems and other Microsoft software (e.g. Outlook calendar entries are often off by an hour when shared, due to the lack of DST support). On November 17, 2009, Microsoft released an update that has daylight saving time enabled for Israel. However, the date for transition back to Standard Time is set as the Second Sunday of September, regardless of the Hebrew Calendar date.[2] Windows 7 does contain correct DST times up to 2023, but not all software makes use of this extra information."
Here is what I show on my Windows 7/2008 R2 machines for Israel. You may want to compare this with yours.