"DESCRIPTION 1"="By default, the W32Time (w32tm.exe) is started on every Windows machine."
"DESCRIPTION 2"="However, out of the box only Domain Controllers (DCs) can act as a time source, which means you can enter "net time /SETSNTP:<COMPNAME>" on an other computer to synchronize the time."
"DESCRIPTION 3"="With this setting turned on, this computer can act as a NTP Server so any other PC can synchronize its local time with this computer."
"DESCRIPTION 4"="This is a useful setting if this computer gets the time from an external time source and all other PCs shouldn't (or can't) connect to that external time source."
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