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for redhat linux, it is very simple<br />
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just run 'timeconfig' command and change your required timezone.<br />
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Location: /usr/sbin/timeconfig<br />
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Best of Luck,<br />
Gopu N
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for redhat linux, it is very simple

just run 'timeconfig' command and change your required timezone.

Location: /usr/sbin/timeconfig

Best of Luck,
Gopu N

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On a question i asked earlier , somebody said that i should run readhat-config-time to change the timezone on redhat 9. I need the time zone to be GMT +2. &nbsp;If i choose my curret location the time zone &nbsp;is EET. <br />
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could anybody show me how to change the time zone.<br />
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regards
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On a question i asked earlier , somebody said that i should run readhat-config-time to change the timezone on redhat 9. I need the time zone to be GMT +2.  If i choose my curret location the time zone  is EET. 

could anybody show me how to change the time zone.

regards

Timezone revisisted

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