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System Event Log

Type Date Time Source .............
Information 25/3/2006 12.08:55 IPSec
Information 25/3/2006 12.08:26 Tcpip
Information 25/3/2006 12.08:25 Tcpip
Information 25/3/2006 12.08:19 IPSec
Information 25/3/2006 12.08:28 Eventlog
Information 25/3/2006 12.08:28 Eventlog
Information 25/3/2006 12.09:43 Service Control Manager
Information 25/3/2006 12.09:42 Service Control Manager
Information 25/3/2006 12.09:41 Service Control Manager
Information 25/3/2006 12.00:41 USER32


Hi all,

May i konw why the time turn to inaccurate when there is a reboot happened to my server?
It bring me the problem when i want to generate a uptime report from the logs.
Not only system log, the security log also facing the same problem when the server was rebooted.

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Member Avatar for alc6379

Are you sure you're sorting them right? I have the same thing happen to me on my systems.

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YES!! I am very sure that i sort them in ascending order. Other servers donot have this kind of problem, only one of my server facing this inaccuracy problem when it is REBOOTED.

Member Avatar for alc6379

Are these machines part of a domain, or anything? Are they all running off of a time server?

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yah..All machines under the same domain, and they are all point to one of my time server.

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anyone can give some ideas about this problem? thanks

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