As many of you know, there will be a change next year in the transition dates for US daylight saving time. I won't go into all the gory details here, but if you want them follow this link http://ww...
Published Nov 13, 2006
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I've been looking into my situation with my Exchange 2000 / Windows 2000 server and this change to the 2007 DST start/end dates.
I see MS has published at least a proceedure to manually adjust the timezone settings in Windows 2000 via the TZEdit.exe utlity.
Why can't at minimum the same be done for Exchange 2000?? Im my case, we're slated for a third quarter 2007 upgrade to Exchange 2007, and reality is we can't get it done sooner, nor do I feel we should just for this issue as MS can help us out rather easily.
Lastly, my impression is that as long as the OS on the Exhange 2000 server and Outlook clients is set to conform to the 2007 DST changes, Outlook calendar items will be fine. Its OWA that will be in trouble as it leverages CDO on the Exchange 2000 server, and CDO keeps a separate timezone table from that of the Exchange server's OS. Is this correct?
Thanks.
I see MS has published at least a proceedure to manually adjust the timezone settings in Windows 2000 via the TZEdit.exe utlity.
Why can't at minimum the same be done for Exchange 2000?? Im my case, we're slated for a third quarter 2007 upgrade to Exchange 2007, and reality is we can't get it done sooner, nor do I feel we should just for this issue as MS can help us out rather easily.
Lastly, my impression is that as long as the OS on the Exhange 2000 server and Outlook clients is set to conform to the 2007 DST changes, Outlook calendar items will be fine. Its OWA that will be in trouble as it leverages CDO on the Exchange 2000 server, and CDO keeps a separate timezone table from that of the Exchange server's OS. Is this correct?
Thanks.