Questions tagged [time]

Time is a dimension in which events can be ordered from the past through the present into the future, and also the measure of durations of events and the intervals between them.

Time is a dimension in which events can be ordered from the past through the present into the future, and also the measure of durations of events and the intervals between them.

It has been said that time is used by the universe to ensure that everything doesn't happen all at once.

It has also been said that: "Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so." Not everyone agrees on the nature of time, and time is not fully understood even today.

Because human time perception can be wildly inaccurate, and many system services rely on the close synchronization of clocks, we have specialized clocks do the measurement of time for us. On the Internet, data from these clocks is made available via .

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Local x Server processing time (only CPU)

I'm having some HUGE differences on running time when comparing local x server processes. Our laboratory has a dedicated server running Ubuntu 14 LTS as OS and PBS for Job scheduling. In total, there are 96 cores split in two queues. We conduce…
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Time server for Windows 2003 domain

Am I correct that the NET TIME command should return the time from the PDC for the domain? If so, the issue we are contending with is that NET TIME command returns \randomfileserver. How do I reset time server for domain to be the PDC?
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filtering event logs with specific TIME range of ANY day

How can I query windows server events between two times of any day? I have tried with PowerShell... Get-EventLog -Logname xxxx -After 04:00:00 -Before 04:00:30 ...but just returns today's events
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Domain Controller time won't sync with NTP server

I'm having a problem with a domain controller which won't sync with a time server. I've tried everything I can think of and I've already googled many fixes, but nothing seems to work. This is a HyperV virtual machine which is a domain controller for…
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Windows Server 2012 R2 time resetting by 2 hours (-2 hours)

The server doesn't host any VMs and doesn't belong in a domain. In the Windows "Date and Time" settings, I have the correct time zone and set the correct time. But after some hours when I connect back to the server, the time is wrong by 2 hours (-2…
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Time sync on non-domain joined servers

I have a server which is in a workgroup in a separate network from the rest of the domain. As a result, it cannot use the domain controllers as a time source. The server is a Windows Server 2012 R2 machine. I'd like to ensure the server is…
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auth log file shows wrong time?

I was looking at the auth log of my server, and I was surprised to see that the times are offset. root@server:/home/admin# date Tue Jan 12 09:51:36 CET 2016 root@server:/home/admin# tail /var/log/auth.log Jan 12 03:10:05 server sshd[18973]:…
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Apache directory listing show seconds in "Last modified" (full time)

Is it possible in Apache Directory listing to show full time, including seconds in "Last modified" column? Can I change the format of this timestamp?
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Synchronising clocks on a number of non-domain windows servers

We have a number of webservers, application servers and database servers that we want to keep in sync. Some of these servers are not connected to the Internet so accessing external time sources is not an option. So, what we'd like to do is configure…
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Why would a Windows 2003 server clock reset during a reboot?

After a reboot the windows time reset itself to 26 March 2007. This meant it could not connect to any other servers in the domain. We have set the time to the correct value but we are having intermittent NetBios name problems. I want to understand…
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Can't synchronize time in Ubuntu (Europe/Moscow)

I've got this Ubuntu server virtual machine. I'm trying to setup a correct time on it. I've selected a proper timezone (Europe > Moscow) via sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata. After that, I'm using the following command to synchronize the time: sudo…
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Problems setting NTP sever with w32tm for a DC that is a Hyper-V guest

I have tried to sett my DC to get its time from several NTP severs. I follow this answer (W32Time sync problems for Hyper-V Guests (W32Time Event IDs 38, 24, 29, 35)) to do it. First I disable Time Synchronization in the Hyper-V Integration…
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EC2 - MS Server 2012 constantly resetting its own time

I have an EC2 box of instance type m2.4xlarge running Windows Server 2012 Standard in a VPC in US-West-2. The following ports are open inbound: TCP 1433 (MS SQL) TCP 3389 (RDP) UDP 123 (time synch) ... and the following outbound: UDP 37 UDP…
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Access to the current time in windows batch script

I need access to the current time from within a batch script. When typing time in the cmd, I get something like this: The current time is: 16:58:03.98 Enter the new time: What I need is not that but the hour, the minutes and the seconds in seperate…
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System clock jumps over 50 seconds randomly

Having a really strange and frustrating issue with system clocks across a few (non virtualized) Ubuntu 12.04 servers. The system clock jumps unpredictably by over 50 seconds. Here's a part of the loopstats file while using ntp: 56771 23997.310…
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