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CM Chris - 11 Mar 2007 14:06 GMT
I have updated our exchange servers with the proper patches and have run both
the exchange time zone tool and the client based time zone tool.  The problem
is, some calendar items are still showing 1 hour late during the 3 week DST
2007 time frame.  Is this normal?  How do I fix it if it is not?

Thanks,
Chris
Steve - 11 Mar 2007 19:38 GMT
Chris,

     I had a few machines do the same thing. In my experience I would say
that nearly 75% of the pc's calendar updates reflected the correct time in
outlook. For all the others that were off by one hour I simply had my end
users manually adjust those settings. I had the people with outlook
appointements listed in the extended dst period to print out their calender
before I installed the patch on the workstations and server. Made it a little
easier. I think the exchange tool did an ok job. Got most of the appointments
correct but left some behind for manual update. Thats what my experience was.
Hope this helps.

> I have updated our exchange servers with the proper patches and have run both
> the exchange time zone tool and the client based time zone tool.  The problem
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> Thanks,
> Chris
 
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