using timeserv to set and synchronize time on windows nt++.

i just wonder why this ntreskit service hasn't been included at least into win2k by default... withal it's so simple. for synchronisation e.g. with the atomic clock at physikalisch-technische bundesanstalt braunschweig (ptb), the following should be sufficient for timeserv.ini:

[TimeServ] Type=NTP Period=0 NTPServer=ptbtime1.ptb.de timesource=no Log=yes TAsync=no

entering timeserv -automatic into a shell adds the service which then eventually has to be started with net start timeserv.

update via e-mail: earl knows how to do it easier in win2k. net time /setsntp:"server1 server2 server3" net stop w32time net start w32time