One hour ahead to the system time when using RD client for mac 10.8.4 to connect to the remote d
As I can see from the release note of RD client for mac 10.8.4, there’s a change regarding the time zone redirection for daylight saving scenarios. I suppose the problem is introduced due to this update.
• 10.8.4
Jun 16, 2023
It's time for another update focused on fixing some bugs. Here's what we addressed in this release:
• Updated time zone redirection to account for some daylight savings scenarios.
• Resolved an issue with Caps Lock being incorrectly toggled in RemoteApp connections.
• Reworked gesture recognition to smooth out small mouse scrolling movements.
• Fixed a deadlock that could occur when waking from sleep and resuming a connection.
• Updated internal AVD diagnostics to align with service expectations.
• Worked around a service-side simulcast regression in Teams redirection.
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TaniaMariscalMicrosoft
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Hi honche_Hongyi , I have the same problem which appeared only after the recent update to 10.8.4 - everything else on the mac remains unchanged (in terms of updates - ie no MacOS updates performed since MRD client 10.8.4 was automatically installed).
I find I need to 'toggle' or 'flick' the 'Adjust for daylight saving time automatically' button to update the time, however this only temporarily corrects the problem and it resets to the incorrect time if my remote machine locks due to inactivity (I work across both PC on AVD and Mac applications and switch between the two, sometimes resulting in my AVD PC locking the screen).
I find 'most' of my applications on the AVD use server-based time, so the time I make entries are centrally timed, BUT I have found that some Outlook appointments are affected by the local machine time and have caused some scheduling problems. This is particularly apparent when sending inivites to parties outside my organisation.
