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In my testing it did not work. The skew is being treated as a $STRING and not an $INT, so I forced it to to be an [int]

Detect Clock Skew - Script is not working

On a Server 2022 DC with PS 5.1.20348.859, I had the same problem. It wasn’t an issue of misunderstanding that seconds is the unit of measurement. The Skew variable wasn’t being processed as an integer, so the script was checking … $STRING -gt $INT and failing. I forced the Detected Skew in the if statement to be an INT and all is well. if ( [int]($DetectedSkew.Skew -replace '[^0-9.]') -gt $MaximumSkewInSeconds) {...}

@Andy Just an FYI that the Detect Clock Skew script is unreliable as written. Don’t know if it’s a PS version thing, but it should likely be updated.