Question: What is the purpose of the Time Server role in Active Directory?

Answer: The Time Server role, or Windows Time service (W32Time), in Active Directory is responsible for synchronizing time across all domain-joined computers. It ensures that time-sensitive operations, such as authentication and replication, occur accurately.

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Synchronized time is crucial for Kerberos authentication and maintaining consistency in distributed environments.

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