Hello Discipulus,

Thank you for your time and effort, reading, testing and replying to my question.

The part that I am interested is:

C:\Windows\system32>w32tm.exe /query  /status
Indicatore di secondo intercalare: 0(nessun avviso)
Strato: 4 (riferimento secondario - sincronizza tramite (S)NTP)
Precisione: -6 (15.625ms per tick)
Ritardo radice: 0.0937500s
Dispersione radice: 1.4511151s
ID riferimento: 0xAC180106 (IP origine:  172.24.1.6)
Data e ora dell'ultima sincronizzazione riuscita: 27/07/2015 07:48:49
Origine: DC04-RM.MC-link.HQ
Intervallo di polling: 15 (32768s)

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Damn I was afraid that it might require to be Administrator to get these values. :( Well I have to find an alternative solution I assume.

Thank you again for your time and effort.

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In reply to Re^2: How to check system's current NTP configuration on all OS? by thanos1983
in thread How to check system's current NTP configuration on all OS? by thanos1983

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