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Article ID: 288298 - Last Review: May 5, 2001 - Revision: 1.1
INFO: Event ID: 4032 Cluster TimeSync SyncFailed
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SUMMARY
Event ID: 4032
Source: Application Center
Description: Current time could not be synchronized with controller.
Event Type: Error
The current time on the member was not synchronized with the cluster controller. This might affect time-based operations on this member. The error code is
%Status%%StatusMessage%.
Meaning: The current time on the member cannot be synchronized with the cluster controller. Either the cluster controller was not available or there was an error on the member.
Effect: The time and date on the member might be different than on the cluster controller. This might affect time-based operations on the member, such as monitoring status roll-up information being inaccurate. This does not affect other cluster members.
Possible Causes and SolutionsNo permissions: The access permissions or network privileges have been changed on the member.
Cluster member not available: Either the member is not turned on or has been renamed or there is a network failure.
Also investigate:- Try to contact the member by typing ping <server name> at the command line.
- Disk failure on the member.
- Network failure.
- Power failure.
Other Solutions (listed in order of preference):- Restart the computer.
- Use the Support Online link in the Events view.
- Contact Microsoft Product Support Services:
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Application Center 2000 Standard Edition
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