Running a batch file in the backround in 2000 o/s

I would like to run a batch file automatically every 30minutes on a networked Win2000.
Any suggestions?

 

One workstation? Several? From the server? What does being networked have to do with it?

 

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I am trying to get the time from a "main" computer and transfer it to other computers in a workgroup network every 30 minutes. I thought I could put a batch file into each of computers using the following information I received from another post shown below. I even looked for a software package that does this for a workgroup using win2000 computers to no avail.

Any other ideas greatly appreciated.



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You need to set the sntp setting as the "main computer" and sync it.
You can see your sntp setting by:
Go to command prompt. (Start - Run - type CMD)
at the command prompt, type in: net time /querysntp
this will show you the current sntp server you are using.
You can change this to your "main computer" by typing:
net time /setsntp:"main computer"
you can sync your time by:
net time /set /y
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Just another question....why clock sync every 30 minutes?

I run a little program in my machine called Atomic Clock Sync and its sync the clock once each day. The software clock in the computer shouldn't drift more than 1/10 second within a day.