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• Problem of time synchronization in the HP b2600 workstation.

  We have three Hp b2600 named rop11, rop12, rop13.

  rop11 is active and rop12 is passive and rop13 is autonomous.

  ROP's time synchronized with the GPS clock. But we face a problem of time synchronization.

  As we sychnisied a day after we saw a drift of about 10 seconds in rop11 and 1-2 second in rop12 & rop13.

  ntpq shows according to the attached file.

  TW file attached, one is Parallet1 where the existence of the problem and another is PArrallel2 where its not working OK.

  PL. suggest the cause and cure.

  Thank you

  Rajiv Garg

  Mr President.

  All the vause zero in Parallel1.doc comapring and PAralle2.doc, which indicates how to initialize the same.

  Rajiv gelin

• Help! Window 2008 server R2 and R2 2012 window server time synchronize the difference

  Hello Sir/Madam,

  Help! I have a pair of window Server 2008 R2 and a pair of window Server R2 2012, who are the synchronization of time to one destination.

  After that time synchronization is successful, the window Server 2008 R2 clocks are still 1 second faster than those in the 2012 window servers.

  Is there anyone who got the same problem as me?

  Thank you.

  Kind regards
  Samuel

  Please post your query to:

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/

  Server issues are better addressed there.

• FireSight not NTP time synchronization

  Hi, we have configured the network small office for testing purposes. But there is a problem regarding.

  Here is the result of my managed device.

  Last login: 6 Oct 03:18:37 Mar 2015 192.168.0.49

  Copyright 2001-2013, Sourcefire, Inc. All rights reserved. Sourcefire is
  a trademark of Sourcefire, Inc.. All other trademarks are
  property of their respective owners.

  Sourcefire Linux OS v5.3.1 (build 60)
  Sourcefire ASA5512 v5.3.1 (build 155)

  > show ntp
  NTP server: No. (can not solve)
  Status: unknown
  Offset: (milliseconds)
  Last updated: (second)

  As you can see that it is not synchronized, we have configured on ASA, ASA is fully synchronized.

  I'm upload photo from the exit of the Center also.

  My question is how can I synchronize my device (192.168.0.200) which is displayed above in order to solve the problem of synchronization?

  You have configured in the policy of your system (System > Local > strategy system, edit, then time synchronization) and deployed this policy on the managed device?

• Real Time Messaging Protocol

  Hello

  I have currently a game online Adobe Flash based and have questions about safety. The game uses Real Time Messaging Protocol to manage messaging chat between players who are gathered in the same room on the game. It was brought to my attention by another player who has been using Wireshark to see what his computer sent back, and it seems that the game sends the IP address of each in clear to all players in a room whenever they said something. The game and its players, were attacked by pirates before so I was wondering concerned how should we be actors? Is there another way the game could handle messaging between players who does not expose our IP addresses? Is there a setting to turn on encryption for this Protocol? I hope I explained it well enough for someone to give me a little help.

  Thanks in advance

  I think maybe they use rtmfp not rtmp.

  It is technically possible to set up a game that allows participants to interact anonymously.  This usually requires a server to which all clients connect and who coordinates traffic between clients.  It is usually expensive.  It is also a design decision that must be made and implemented by the developer of the game.

  You can use a proxy service anonymous to hide your real IP, but that will increase the latency of your gameplay.  There are a lot of services at reasonable prices that will do it for you.

  Everything simply encrypt the traffic won't help to hide your IP address.  Think of it as a letter of transmittal.  I * could * put the address on the letter that I sent you, but write a bunch of garbage on an envelope won't get it to your home.  It's the same with network traffic.  At some point, things should know where to go.

  It might be worth your time, or lower your blood pressure in order to better understand the different vectors by which machines get compromised in the first place.  Hide your IP address probably isn't the most useful technique.  Keep your operating system/browser/Plug-Ins patched is probably a better place to start, and using a set of quality anti-virus/anti-malware tools can be also worth your time.

• Guest operating system and NTP time synchronization

  Previously he had problems with operating systems using VMware tools to synchronize the time with the ESXi hypervisor. These problems are solved in 5.5 ESXi?  Is the current best practice to use an external NTP server or it's OK now to the OS to sync with invited ESXi?

  Thank you!

  I'm not aware of technical problems. If the host is synchronized correctly, you shouldn't have any problems with the client VMware Tools time synchronization. That you should keep in mind is that a guest must only synchronizes time with a single source. In an announcement which is usually a domain controller. Also mak sure you synchronize the ESXi host time from a virtual machine running on the host.

  André

• How to disable the time synchronization in a VMware customer?

  Hello!

  Could someone please tell me how could stop a VMware customer of time synchronization? I'm using VMware Workstation 9.

  I added these settings to the .vmx file:

  tools.syncTime = "FALSE"
time.synchronize.continue = "FALSE"
time.synchronize.restore = "FALSE"
time.synchronize.resume.disk = "FALSE"
time.synchronize.shrink = "FALSE"
time.synchronize.tools.startup = "FALSE"
time.synchronize.tools.enable = "FALSE"
time.synchronize.resume.host = "FALSE"

  Unfortunately, when I start the PC it will synchronize time. If the PC is running, and I got a break, after that it will not synchronize the time, until I restart it. My hypothesis is, that in the BIOS of the client synchronizes time somehow.

  Could someone tell me how can I disable it and completely disable the time synchronization?

  Thank you!

  To start a virtual machine, it chooses the moment the host using unless you specify something with this option:

  rtc.startTime = "1089395200".

  See my notes at sanbarrow.com

  in WS 10, we have a little more settings that you may need to define - haven't tested them yet:

  Time.Synchronize

  Time.Synchronize.allow

  Time.Synchronize.allow.Backward

  Time.Synchronize.continue

  Time.Synchronize.continue.Backward

  Time.Synchronize.pause

  Time.Synchronize.pause.Backward

  Time.Synchronize.Restore

  Time.Synchronize.Restore.Backward

  Time.Synchronize.Resume.Disk

  Time.Synchronize.Resume.Disk.Backward

  Time.Synchronize.Resume.Host

  Time.Synchronize.Shrink

  Time.Synchronize.Shrink.Backward

  Time.Synchronize.Tools.Enable

  time.synchronize.tools.percentCorrection

  time.synchronize.tools.slewCorrection

  Time.Synchronize.Tools.Startup

• Impossible to disable the time synchronization in VMWare Workstation 8.0.1

  I read 1189 KB # as well as various articles on disabling time synchronization between host and guest, but I can't seem to stop synchronization.

  I closed the comments and edited the VMX file as follows:

  tools.syncTime = "FALSE".
  Time.Synchronize.continue = "FALSE".
  Time.Synchronize.Restore = "FALSE".
  Time.Synchronize.Resume.Disk = "FALSE".
  Time.Synchronize.Shrink = "FALSE".
  Tools.Synchronize.Tools.Startup = "FALSE".
  

  But no matter what, the time of comments still synchronizes to the host after turning the power on or return to.

  I tried on the hosts Windows 2008 x 86 and Windows 2008 R2 with the same results.  I also disabled the functionality of Windows to "synchronize with a time server Internet.

  I'm using VMWare Workstation 8.0.1 on Windows 7 Pro x 64.

  Clues as to what I'm missing?

  Thank you.

  Your initial message, I found that something is different with the content of KB.

  Will keep you ' tools.synchronize.tools.startup = 'FALSE' but the KB said there should be time.synchronize.tools.startup = 'FALSE'.»

  Please copy and paste below your *.vmx file model.

  tools.syncTime = "FALSE".
  Time.Synchronize.continue = "FALSE".
  Time.Synchronize.Restore = "FALSE".
  Time.Synchronize.Resume.Disk = "FALSE".
  Time.Synchronize.Shrink = "FALSE".
  Time.Synchronize.Tools.Startup = "FALSE".
  Time.Synchronize.Tools.Enable = "FALSE".
  Time.Synchronize.Resume.Host = "FALSE".

• Time synchronization VM

  I want to know the answer of my this request if I change the time on the virtual machine and time host is different and even there is no configured between the vm and the host time synchronization then I restart the virtual machine and then my vm and time host aligns and why behaves like that and what happens if I want to keep this different time in my virtual machine So how can I do this?

  Check out http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1189

• vmmark2 - error - time synchronization failed start/finish

  vmmark2 - error - time synchronization failed start/finish returned RC = 10002, System Error 1326 unknown or wrong password username.

  I provided the correct credentials to connect to the VCserver.  Not sure why she's enclosure.

  Is the VC server credentials or the credentials of vcenter?  These two don't with the same error.

  Without a NTP server, you will need to manually synchronize things to the top and make sure that they don't automatically readjust their time.  Review the TimeChecks.txt file that is generated when executing.  This will tell you how far the individual systems are.  Each system must be within 60 seconds of the first customer.

• Time synchronization problem = > there are currently no server to connect to the service connection request

  I see the following error when you run the harness; It seems to relate to the logging in vCenter.

  20120302 14:12:21	VMmark2: Verifying time synchronization Client
  20120302 14:12:21	Tile 0: Listen to Client 1330726341: the customer client0 time: 1330726341: TimeErrors: 0: Clock Skew 0
  20120302 14:12:23	Stafcmd process: vCServer: audit VXGLE2VMVC01. VXGLE2. VTG. VCE.COM synchronization time failed start/finish. Gave: RC = 10002, STAFResult = {'files list': [{"staf-map-class-name": ' STAF/Service/process/ReturnFileInfo', 'data': ' System Error 1311 has occurred.\r\n\r\nthere currently no login server available to process the logon request is. \r\n\r\n', 'rc': '0'}], 'key': None, "staf-map-class-name": 'STAF, Service, process, CompletionInfo', 'rc': '2'}
  20120302 14:12:23	Stafcmd process: vCServer: audit VXGLE2VMVC01. VXGLE2. VTG. VCE.COM synchronization time is also returned: STAFResultContext. User display job log
  20120302 14:12:23	Error! [Clients or vCServer out of Sync:]

  What is the cause and how can I solve this problem? I can RDP of the Client to the server vCenter (VXGLE2VMVC01. VXGLE2. VTG. VCE.COM). I can also staf ping virtual machines from the privileged client. I lilies on the cached credentials can cause this kind of problem in a Windows environment, but I don't know if it is applicable, or something else.

  I carried this tile over an another Vblock and have worked in recent weeks to make it work. She was running nearly on the other Vblock; I got a mail server problem to solve... but he could run everything.

  Thank you!

  Like James, I'm really not versed enough on AD to determine if the problem is there.

  Here as a test script that should help you to try out different options (credentials, ip, etc.) outside of the bundle, so you can speed up the trials.  I put it so its exactly like the VMMARK2.config that you sent, but it should be pretty easy for you to modify as needed.  Do not forget to leave orders STAF and run it from a shell.  Maybe a few different iterations will shed light on the problem.

• Check the configuration of time synchronization in ESX 4.1 for Windows domain

  Hello

  Sorry if this topic will cover many, but browsing the forums I found some conflicting info and thought that it easier to ask you if I had it correct.

  I'm ready to virtualize our Active Directory environment and put all our virtual machines RODCs.  We have an environment with 8 ESX hosts and vCenter 4.1.  Most VMs are Windows member servers, but also several RHEL servers and a few non-domaine joined Windows servers.  We have also two domain controllers that are already virtual machines.  I'm down to the last physical domain controller which is our role PDC FSMO server so the Master Timekeeper.

  That's how I was going to change our Setup for the services of time with all being virtual domain controllers.

  1. the virtual FSMO PDC of our clocks of field it is time via w32tm to an external time such as us.pool.ntp.org source. That's the only DC with an external time source.
  2. all the domain joined machines Windows, whether virtual or physical (servers and clients OS) get their time via the domain controllers.  PDC-> all the other DCs-> clients and member servers.  On VMS, we do not use VMTools do a time synchronization. Throughout the normal Windows AD process.
  3. all ESX hosts serve time source external PDC, described above.
  4. all the non-domaine attached (Windows or Linux) machines that are virtual machines get their time synchronization via the VMTools Sync feature.
  Have I not my correct thought and not its ok to ensure synchronization of time between the field in a virtualized ad environment?
  Thanks in advance,
  HR

  That sounds about right, and I've implemented almost identical to this designs. The key is, as you say, do not sync using the time host via VMware Tools, in particular on the role of the PDCe.

  I also usually use this method to ensure that the PDC (role 5) is the only way to an external time source:

  http://blogs.technet.com/b/askds/archive/2008/11/13/configuring-an-authoritative-time-server-with-group-policy-using-WMI-filtering.aspx

• Time synchronization errors VMmark 2.1

  I try to install vmmark 2.1 and have used the sles VMs vmware Web site templates

  Again to set up the mail server vm I'm only created an empty VM for the Exchange at the moment.

  I get the following error and I don't find any document appropriate to solve the problems there.

  for all the machines in my network, esx, clients etc I am them pointing to my windows AD and they are at the time of synchronization.

  What could be the cause of these errors?

  My cygwin is also in the default directory.

  20120130 14:23:49 VMmark2: starting installation of the environment
  20120130 14:23:49 info: tile = 0
  20120130 14:23:49 info: machName = client0
  20120130 14:23:49 info: machName = Standby0
  20120130 14:23:49 info: machName = Mailserver0
  20120130 14:23:50 info: machName = OlioWeb0
  20120130 14:23:50 info: machName = OlioDB0
  20120130 14:23:50 info: machName = DS2WebA0
  20120130 14:23:51 info: machName = DS2WebB0
  20120130 14:23:51 info: machName = DS2WebC0
  20120130 14:23:51 info: machName = DS2DB0
  20120130 14:23:51 customer client0: STAF version control: min 3.4.0: found 3.4.8
  20120130 14:23:51 info: all the Versions of STAF Client system requirements
  20120130 14:23:51 VMmark2: verification of time synchronization Client
  20120130 14:23:51 Stafcmd process: tile 0: check client0 Time Sync could not begin/end. Returned: RC = 10255, STAFResult = {'staf-map-class-name': u 'STAF, Service, process, CompletionInfo', u 'key': None, u 'fileList': [{"staf-map-class-name": u 'STAF, Service, process, ReturnFileInfo', u 'data': u 'Can\' t find string terminator "------" "" anywhere before EOF at e - line 1.\r\n ', u' rc': u '0'}], u 'rc': u '255'}
  20120130 14:23:51 Stafcmd process: tile 0: check the time synchronization client0 also returned: STAFResultContext. User display job log
  20120130 14:23:51 vCServer: first time customer 1327913631: vCServer vcenter time: 1327913631: TimeErrors: 1: Clock Skew 0
  20120130 14:23:51 error! [Clients or vCServer out of Sync:]

  Yes, VMmark 2 supports vSphere and vCServer 5.0, I would recommend updating to VMmark 2.1.1 if you don't have it already done.

  No, vCServer didn't need to be in the field of mail server.

• Time synchronization error ESX and VMs despite the existence of the NTP server

  Last time the ESX Server system was wrong, and some virtual machines (windows and linux) took the time ESX as their time.

  The weird part is that these virtual machines have been synchronized with a physical server, and the time synchronization tool VMware has been disabled!

  No idea why this happens?

  Thanks in advance

  ... and the option synchronize tools vmware ESX server has been disabled

  I understand that. However, the KB article, there is a difference between 'disabled' and 'completely disabled.

  André

• Time synchronization with host ESX to Windows start even if disabled in VMware Tools?

  Hello

  just got in trouble with a freshly installed Windows XP SP3 VM do not apply Active Directory group policies. After some research, I discovered that this happened only with VMware Tools installed.

  With VMware Tools installed, Windows events 1030 and 1097 were generated at each start (the events say that group policy processing has been abandoned and that there is a time difference between the server and the client) and group policies have been applied.

  Without VMware tools, everything was fine.

  After some additional debugging I discovered that the ESXi (4.1) server was not configured with a valid NTP server and the host time was 10 minutes behind. However, as time synchronization between the guest OS and the ESX host has been disabled in VMware tools, I couldn't imagine it was really the cause of the problem. But strangely it turned out that this was indeed the case! At every Windows startup time has been at the time of the host ESX - but only for a few seconds. This can be seen in the attached photo: initially, there are guest operating system time, and then you see the jump both ESX and then jump back to the guest operating system.

  Why does this happen? Hard, I could solve the problem in the first place by configuring the NTP server on the host, I would like to know why VMware tools change the time of the guest OS, even if it is disabled!

  Thank you

  When he put the VM must draw from somewhere and since the AI network time form more that probably not started it must draw from the host, but once the networking appears he died in the NTP source - that's why it is recommended to configure your ESXi (and ESX) to synchronize the time with NTP source.

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