You'll see Handy dandy Option 19
Take it
And set your NIST Time server – I chose
Note that you can use multiple clients to poll from.
Now there are two servers working here: the "Client" to get the information and a Server to tell your systems how to set themselves. Yes – how, you say?
By pointing your PCs to your iSeries or i5 you will force it to set the time from it.
So go to the PCs command line and look at the "NET TIME" command as follows;
So if you'd like your PC to point to your server and synchronize it's time, you'd simply type ;
NET TIME /SETSNTP xx.yy.zz.aa
where xx.yy.zz.aa is the address of your iSeries or i5. To force the PC to set itself again, type ;
NET TIME /QUERYSNTP
To stop and restart the PC's Time service type;
NET STOP w32time
NET START w32time
Like what you see? Now set your watch to your server!