Completely solve Windows server time synchronization problems

Completely solve Windows server time synchronization problems

Preface: I have previously written an article about Linux time service synchronization, but I found that the recent Windows server time is also slow. For the most common settings, see, however, synchronization was not successful during actual use.

After discussion with colleagues, I checked the server's system logs and found the following problems:

Next, let's check the parameters in the following three places:

RPC service Windows time ServiceYou can use My computer-> Management-> servicesTo check whether the service name (Remote Procedure Call (RPC) and Windows Time) has been enabled.

 

If the above is enabled, run->Gpedit. msc, GoGroup Policy ModeAnd then follow the steps to enable global configuration first.

Then configureNTP clientFor more information, see system introduction.

Then weConfigure NTP client Parameters, See

Note: several important parameters

 

SpecialPollInterval: the polling interval, in seconds. I set it to 10 minutes, that is, 600 seconds. Type: NTP

The other parameters are not useful for the time being.

Last step:Restart Windows time Service and RPC service.

 

Summary: It seems like a simple time synchronization problem, but when I solve the problem, I can find various reasons and motivation to find out each link.