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Do you have a central server? if you do you can have all the machines look to the same place. edit C:/windows/system32/drivers/etc/lmhosts.sam file. You can read through it and the examples describe how to set it up.

I had this problem too. I had to remove the router fom the table and have it re-identify it then I could connect.

I don't know if you aware of this but you need to identify the names with the IP addresses in the C:/windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts file on the machine you are trying to ping from. Use Wordpad or simular to edit the file and at the bottom add the machine and IP address ie...; 192.168.1.229...

Re: Re: Windows 7 Authoritative time server Here are the procedures on how to do it. It is the same as configuring the service for XP with only the last line added for the VMICTimeProvider. Click Start, click Run, type regedit, and then click OK. Locate and then click the following registry...

I found the problem; The client and server were both enabled as well as the VMIC time provider. I disabled the client and the VMIC Time provider. The system is working as good as it did with XP now.....

Widows 7 Authoritative time server Thanks for the reply. The other machines on our network are not windows machines we use a real time operating system called QNX they have a program that will sync time with a time server. I have simular nertworks set up using a Windows XP machine and was able...

I have a private network that has several computers running a different operating system. I have used Winxp in the past set up as a time server and could run a command on all the otehr computers to sync up with the windows computer. I cant find any documentation to set up Windows 7 as a time...