Re: Changing time zone on AD Domain Controllers
- From: "Erik Cheizoo" <echeizoo.XenD.nl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2007 09:28:34 +0100
One of the crappy applications using local time is Outlook.
Well, in fact, Outlook is doing the right way. If you change time zone, Outlook appointments will shift in time.
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"Joe Richards [MVP]" <humorexpress@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:Oh1S4SrNHHA.2140@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
No.
Computers maintain the time in UTC internally. TZ and DST changes do not have impact on the internal workings; it is simply for displaying the internal time in a format that a human can comfortably deal with. Now if you have crappy apps that do everything in localtime, those might have an issue.
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Jake20 wrote:need to change time zones on a few AD domain controllers. Are there any
risks involved with this, as far as authentication, or replication with
other DC's in different time zones?
thanks!
Jake
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