Questions Regarding /PHYSICALMOVE
First published on TECHNET on Sep 19, 2007 In preparation for a potential time zone move, customers may use the Outlook Time Zone Data Update Tool with the /PHYSICALMOVE switch, which has promoted some questions as noted here: Q: Are there negative effects from running the tool multiple times on the same mailbox? (i.Q: Is there any reason not to use the /forcerebasesuppressallupdates switch with tzmove?
First published on TECHNET on Sep 13, 2007 Q: Is there any reason not to recommend the use of the /forcerebasesuppressallupdates switch with tzmove? And what is the likely scenario why someone would get the error below? Get the following error with the /FORCEREBASESUPPRESSALLUPDATES switch.Q: What is the correct syntax when a rebasing a second calendar in a user's mailbox?
First published on TECHNET on Sep 12, 2007 Q: I have had this question come in from a customer around rebasing of calendars:In the Knowledgebase article KB931667: DST using Outlook TZmove, the following is stated:You can also rebase calendar items that are stored in additional calendars that may exist in a user's mailbox.Q: What steps are needed to install the Exchange Calendar Update tool version 2
First published on TECHNET on Sep 12, 2007 Q: I’m attempting to install the new Exchange Calendar Update tool on a system that had the previous version installed – I removed the previous version via Add/Remove Programs, but when I execute the installation for the new version, I get an option to repair or remove and choosing either option results in an error indicating ‘This action is only valid for products that are currently installed’.Q: if we applied Microsoft daylight saving time updates this past Spring, are we covered for the Fall?
First published on TECHNET on Sep 06, 2007 Q: "If we updated for this [US and Canadian daylight saving time] change this spring, we should be covered for the fall time change, correct?" A: Generally, the answer is yes.Q: Is there a list of the time zones and daylight saving time changes in Windows?
First published on TECHNET on Aug 22, 2007 Q: Is there a list of the time zones [and daylight saving time/ summer time] changes in Windows?"A: yes, there is a list of all changes included in KB article 933360, "August 2007 cumulative time zone update for Microsoft Windows operating systems," that notes that the following changes have been made since the previous Windows cumulative time zone update in February (KB article 931836) :Caucasus Standard Time: Changes display name to Caucasus Standard Time as cities in the previous display name have separate time zones, and removes DST settings.Will update KB 933360 be released for WSUS deployment and will it be classified as an Update Rollup?
First published on TECHNET on Aug 18, 2007 Q: Will update KB 933360 be released for WSUS deployment and will it be classified as an Update Rollup? A: Yes, Microsoft Windows operating systems KB 933360 is now available (http://support.
