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Workstations and exchange 2003 are showing the same correct time. When a meesage is sent, the timestamp on the message is 1 hour earlier.
The times show the same on workstation and server-IE: 9am and 9am but message is timestamped 8am.
Any Ideas as to why? I have yet to locate problem on MS site.
by softcorp.us
Hello...
BACKGROUND
As you may know, timestamps in Windows NT are stored in GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). They are merely DISPLAYED using an offset. The offset is your time zone's standard offset with an optional adjustment for daylight savings time (DST).
WHY YOU ARE HAVING A PROBLEM
Surely what is going on here is the clock display on the workstation and server is doing the DST adjustment correctly and reporting the correct local time. However, Exchange is not putting the correct time on the messages.
WHAT TO DO
1. I looked but could not find a specific fix for this problem. I suggest you ensure your Exchange server is running the latest patches.
2. Look for an option in Exchange to "Automatically Adjust for Daylight Savings Time". Many Microsoft programs have this as an option including Windows itself and the Outlook client.
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by softcorp.us
WHY YOU ARE HAVING A PROBLEM
That is, Exchange is not doing the DST adjustment correctly resulting in the STANDARD local time being shown on the messages.
by rickster06
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by omnicef
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by rickster06
Insure exchange server is patched, there were some fixes out there for this issue. Also turn off the automatic daylight savings time update.
That corrected this for me.
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