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Recently, the time on all of my domain computers was out of sync. Each computer in my domain had the same time, but it was about 10 minutes slow. Domain computers get their time from your domain controller(s), so I looked into syncing the time of my DC with an internet time server. The steps below can be used to sync your DC with an internet time server.
To synchronize the domain controller with an external time source
Someone found the above steps on Technet, although a brief search of my own could not find an article with the exact same steps. The article below does discuss configuring the time source for your forest.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc794937(WS.10).aspx
In step #3 above, you can change the IP address to reflect a server in your area/time zone. The example IP used was a National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Internet Time Service (ITS) server. (Wow that was a mouthful!) To find an NIST server in your time zone visit the following link:
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