W
Wesley Vogel
Voronkov;
You might set your date correctly. It is NOT 10 December 2003 anywhere in
this world.
You might set your date correctly. It is NOT 10 December 2003 anywhere in
this world.
B
Binyamin Dissen
:> You might set your date correctly. It is NOT 10 December 2003 anywhere in
:>this world.
I didn't realize that non-terrestials were forbidden to post to this group.
:>this world.
I didn't realize that non-terrestials were forbidden to post to this group.
W
Wesley Vogel
<LOL>
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Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
In
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Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
In
Binyamin Dissen said:
V
Voronkov Konstantin
Today it starts work 
I did nothing)
Konstantin
I did nothing
)Konstantin
V
Voronkov Konstantin
I'm sorry for incorrect date.
I made some tests before posting to newsgrops, and the last was
to change time. That does not helped
I changed date and time back and saw the same problem.
What's to do?
I'm sorry if my proposal is dump, but maybe I'm to clean
and reinitialize Kerberos keys? If so how to do it?
Thanks for help,
Konstantin
I made some tests before posting to newsgrops, and the last was
to change time. That does not helped
I changed date and time back and saw the same problem.
What's to do?
I'm sorry if my proposal is dump, but maybe I'm to clean
and reinitialize Kerberos keys? If so how to do it?
Thanks for help,
Konstantin
W
Wes Vogel
Konstantin;
Wish my XP problems would fix themselves.
)
Wes
Wish my XP problems would fix themselves.
)Wes
M
Michael Solomon \(MS-MVP Windows Shell/User\)
Actually, it's likely when you fixed your date that you only needed to
reboot or shutdown and reboot and that likely is what set things right again
after booting today.
reboot or shutdown and reboot and that likely is what set things right again
after booting today.
V
Voronkov Konstantin
Hello All!
I installed JavaVM on my computer. After that I have got problem
with time. The uninstallation does not helps.
The problem is that when I try to log to Domain I get error
that time is not syncronized.
If I log as a local Administrator and use:
net time \\myServer /set
I have access denied error 5.
If I use
time /DOMAIN:MyDomain /set
then I says that I entered invalid time.
What to do?
Best Regards,
Voronkov Konstantin
I installed JavaVM on my computer. After that I have got problem
with time. The uninstallation does not helps.
The problem is that when I try to log to Domain I get error
that time is not syncronized.
If I log as a local Administrator and use:
net time \\myServer /set
I have access denied error 5.
If I use
time /DOMAIN:MyDomain /set
then I says that I entered invalid time.
What to do?
Best Regards,
Voronkov Konstantin