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Server 2000 Clock is off by 1 hour?
Tags: Microsoft, Server 2000, SP4
We are having problems with our clocks everytime daylight savings changes over. The last time this happend I had to use TZEdit.exe in order to fix the DST on our Server 2000 machines because Microsoft does not offer support anymore for that operating system. Here is some more information on our network setup:

2 Domain controllers (both windows server 2004 sp4) -  have correct times
Fax/Security servers (both windows server 2000 sp4) - have correct times
Citrix server (windows server 2003 sp2) - has correct time
Storage/Backup server (windows server 2000 sp4) - Time is off by 1 hour behind what is it should be.

I ran CMD-> net time and it brought up "Local time <GMT - 5:00> at \\PrimaryDC is 3/11/2008 at 2:45pm"  

The server is showing 1:45pm and we are central... so it would be GMT - 6:00 to be correct, unless the TZedit.exe messed with this, I am not aware of anything. Is there something that would stop the clock from displaying properly??? I have stopped and started w32time several times, I have also changed time zones, unselected and selected adjust for daylight savings time all with no effect.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Scott
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Question Asked By: murphyins
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03.11.2008 at 01:18PM PDT, ID: 21099737

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03.11.2008 at 01:18PM PDT, ID: 21099737
i was having an issue with this on a W2K workstation the first time we had to adjust everything for the new DST.  what i ended up doing is setting a "custom" Local Time & just named it Chicago with the applicable GMT -6:00 since we're in the central time zone.  that worked even though choosing the MS supplied GMT of - 6:00 didn't.

go figure.
 
03.11.2008 at 01:19PM PDT, ID: 21099750
You need to download TZEDIT from Microsoft.  Install and run it.  Make sure that you choose the following:

2nd Sunday in March
1st Sunday in November

You will want to change your own timezone to something other than your timezone (ie if you are -5:00 et, then set it to -8:00pt.) Apply the change, wait until the time changes.  Then change it back to the correct time zone.  I had to reboot one of the servers for it to take.  The other three worked without a reboot.  After you run tzedit, you may need to manually change the system time to the correct time, but it won't revert back on you. Good Luck.
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03.11.2008 at 01:25PM PDT, ID: 21099842
Sorry...I didn't read the whole post before answering.  Did you check to make sure that the Checkbox for using daylight savings was checked in the timezone tab of time/date.  I know it's a dumb question, but....you gotta check everything.  And btw, it was a 2K machine that I had to reboot in order to get to work properly.  There was no mention of rebooting, but you know MS....Boot, boot and re-boot
 
03.18.2008 at 12:30PM PDT, ID: 21154864
I ran TZEDIT.EXE and the timezones did revert back to origional time without changes. Time seems to be ok for now. Thanks for the input everyone!

Scott
 
 
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