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by rproffitt Accepted solution
Time servers such as NTP do not broadcast the time. Time is queried.
NTP shall pass GMT so that's not broken. Do we need to discuss how devices and clients need their timezone set?
by celead Accepted solution
by rproffitt Accepted solution
On the NTP server host, set the TimeZone to GMT then change the time to be what you want. Remember we have to disable the host's OS ability to fetch both time and timezone but hey, you want this to be non-standard.
It's a shame not more is known about the devices. I have worked in the embedded field for decades.
by celead Accepted solution
The device(s) for example is a Siemens S7-315 PLC. It does not have functionality of adjusting for time zones and only adjust's for DST with additional programming. I'm trying to avoid programming 250+ PLC's and that is just for the Siemen's units.
Your fix you suggested....it's not going to work for DST, correct ?
by rproffitt Accepted solution
Once you get your NTP sorted I think some script to run twice a year to add or subtract a hour from the NTP server's realtime clock.
I don't know what you know about scripting but I might turn to AutoHotKey to bodge this one. Example:
https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/121347-how-to-set-the-computers-clock-using-ahk/
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