Somehow I lost 5 minutes after the DST time change; the hour is correct but the minutes are off. (Must be aliens...) Honestly, it wasn't like this yesterday as I compared my Domain time setting with the NTP on my cell phone.
Not that 5 minutes will make me or break me, it just bugs me, so I attempted to correct this on my Windows 2008 R2 DC by entering the following commands from an elevated command prompt:
1) Stopped the time service by entering:
net stop w32time
2) Attempted to re-configure the NTP by entering:
w32tm/config/syncfromflags:manual/manualpeerlist:time.nist.gov
However at this command I received a message that this was an unrecognized command
3) At this point I just restarted the service and adjusted the clock manually and force a resynchronization:
w32time /resync
Now 70% of the machines have resynched. (I know it takes a few minutes to complete.)
Now the question is, why did the command at step 2 fail? What am I typing in wrong?
Last note here. I do have an inbound UDP port 123 open for this sync.