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/set   synchronizes the clock on computer you are executing the command from, with the computer specified.

/yes  runs the command without verification.

Note: ClockWatch Client working with ClockWatch Server offers more flexibility and control over time setting than using the net time command.

Running ClockWatch Automatically Using the 'at' Command

Only ClockWatch Server can be run as a service under Windows NT. Other editions of ClockWatch can run automatically in the background on a Windows NT network by using the at command.

The at service must first be started from the net start command or by using the service applet in the Control panel. Syntax for the at command is:

at   \\anyconnectedcomputer    time   /every day   command option

Where:

at                 - the  command

anyconnectedcomputer - is the computer where ClockWatch is installed

time             - is the time to run the command

/every day     - is an option to run the command every day at the time specified

command     - the name of the executable to run

option            - the command line argument for the executable.

For example:

at \\beaglent 01:30 /every:Th,S c:\Program Files\Beagle Software\ClockWatch\ClockWatch.exe once

Runs ClockWatch with the once option every Thursday and Saturday at 01:30 AM on the computer named beaglent.