We have put together a step-by-step walkthrough on how to run the Exchange Calendar Update Configuration Tool (MSExTMZCFG.EXE). This is a server-side tool that can be used as part of the 2007 DS...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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Step by step run of the Exchange Calendar Update Configuration Tool (MSExTMZCFG.EXE)
great blog guys and thanks for the article.
I have been testing the tool in our labs without any problem. I have a few questions though.. We have two exchange servers in Mexico that were previously set to central time. After the new DST changes they will be moving to gaudajalara mexico city gmt -6:00. When I run the tool against their servers it shows their time as "central standard", which is correct. I understand that I can simply enter the new time in the mailboxes.txt file? Is that correct? If that’s the case what would I enter? What is the correct syntax for the “gaudajalara mexico city gmt -6:00” time zone? I understand that this would also be the case for the mailboxes that came back as nonexistent )I can copy the dn's from the nonexistent file into the mailboxes.txt file)?
Thanks!
I have been testing the tool in our labs without any problem. I have a few questions though.. We have two exchange servers in Mexico that were previously set to central time. After the new DST changes they will be moving to gaudajalara mexico city gmt -6:00. When I run the tool against their servers it shows their time as "central standard", which is correct. I understand that I can simply enter the new time in the mailboxes.txt file? Is that correct? If that’s the case what would I enter? What is the correct syntax for the “gaudajalara mexico city gmt -6:00” time zone? I understand that this would also be the case for the mailboxes that came back as nonexistent )I can copy the dn's from the nonexistent file into the mailboxes.txt file)?
Thanks!