> Dejan Batic wrote: >> Ive seen this subject before, it always gave a lot of problems and Im >> not sure that is even resolved. >> Lately the problem was related to Realtek network card. In my case the >> Realtek card is integrated on the motherboard but the curious thing is >> that I get the same error when I disable the integrated NIC and put >> another card (Davicom, or Intel). The same thing is happening on 4 new >> PCs! Its Windows XP Pro SP3. > > Another thing to check is that the client machine and the server to which > it is > connecting have the same time. It seems wpkg tries to make the connection > to the > server before the workstation gets its ntp client running, so ideally the > workstation's hardware clock is correct. > > Why does this matter? It is some sort of quirk or feature of windows > networking. I > think Rainer explained it more clearly in a previous post. I'm pretty > sure I have > seen this problem in action on a Mac machine that is loaded with WinXP. > I'm guessing > that WinXP cannot correctly set the hardware clock on the Mac when windows > shuts down. > > Mark
I'm almost sure that the time difference between the server and the client is no more than a few minutes as I set up the bios time myself. However, I'll check it out on Monday when I get back to office. Thanks Dejan ------------------------------------------------------------------------- wpkg-users mailing list archives >> http://lists.wpkg.org/pipermail/wpkg-users/ _______________________________________________ wpkg-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.wpkg.org/mailman/listinfo/wpkg-users
