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2008 DST patch

Zones: Exchange Email Server, Windows XP Operating System

Tags: microsoft, exchange, 2003, DST Patch

I am looking all over for a 2008 DST Patch for exchange and or outlook. Does anyone have any information on this. I have had no luck on the Microsoft site.

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Question Asked By: dbrs_helpdesk

Solution Provided By: sliiconman

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01.30.2008 at 12:44PM PST, ID: 20781061

sliiconman:

Do you mean the DST patches for the changes that congress put into place in 2007 .

If so depending on what versions of software you have follow this link.

http://support.microsoft.com/gp/cp_dst

01.30.2008 at 12:47PM PST, ID: 20781090

dbrs_helpdesk:

Well, we are in 2008. Is there anything for march 2008?

01.30.2008 at 12:51PM PST, ID: 20781134

sliiconman:

N o that patch was just for the change congress made. Thats all that is needed unless they revert it and change their mind.

01.30.2008 at 12:55PM PST, ID: 20781176

dbrs_helpdesk:

I have noticed that appointments for march are 1 hour off. Will it adjust automatically?

01.30.2008 at 12:57PM PST, ID: 20781198

sliiconman:

you need to apply the patches that address the issue. You may need to use the TZMove tool to move appointments already created.

can you verify the DST patches were applied?

01.30.2008 at 01:09PM PST, ID: 20781348

dbrs_helpdesk:

I will have to inquire tomorrow about this. I will get back to you shortly.

01.30.2008 at 02:11PM PST, ID: 20781979

sliiconman:

Sure they made it much easier it looks like. Let us know and we can help you out more if needed. The exchange server will need a patch too . That link should be pretty helpful and we do not the specifices to your environment.
/sm

01.31.2008 at 06:10AM PST, ID: 20786607

dbrs_helpdesk:

Alright guys, I have checked and the patches have been applied. If the patches have been applied and everything was working fine, how can appointments within outlook be off an hour starting in march 2008?

01.31.2008 at 06:28AM PST, ID: 20786788

dbrs_helpdesk:

To be on the safe side, I went to the website that you had mentioned. I have downloaded the TZMove patch for my PC and the windows xp patch WindowsXP-KB933360-x86-ENU.exe. Before I had installed them I had received an appointment that was 1 hour behind. It was suppose to be for 8am but it listed for 7am on my calendar. I then installed the two patches rebooted my PC and it stayed there.

Any ideas?

01.31.2008 at 06:31AM PST, ID: 20786824

sliiconman:

Yup after the p[atch is applied you will need to use the TZMove tool to update iold appointments. The patch only assists in new ones if memory servesright. I have 500 users on exchange that I did this for one client The exchange server also needs to be updated. Free\Busy data works differently then you would think.

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02.01.2008 at 08:12AM PST, ID: 20797773

dbrs_helpdesk:

After checking out a few things you guys are correct. The patches have not been applied as of yet. I have downloaded the patch and I want to use this apart of my login script. The problem is that when it runs, it needs admin rights to work.

         
             If (IsMember(objUser, "DST Patch") = True) Then
intReturnCode = objShell.Run("\\beaches\NETLOGON\kb933360.exe /quite /norestart",  0, False)
End If

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02.01.2008 at 08:24AM PST, ID: 20797906

sliiconman:

Yes it does need admin rights and since MS was so nice not to make it an MSI it becomes a challanged. If you have an SUS server or SMS at hand it wil make it easier. I am not the king at VBS so the scripting guys on EE are probably better suited to help.

02.01.2008 at 08:33AM PST, ID: 20798014

dbrs_helpdesk:

How do I get the scripting guys from EE to help out?

02.01.2008 at 08:48AM PST, ID: 20798190

sliiconman:

Hopefully they will read the link. May want to cross post between server and XP zone

02.01.2008 at 08:51AM PST, ID: 20798231

dbrs_helpdesk:

Does that mean I just create a new question and add the zones?

02.01.2008 at 09:09AM PST, ID: 20798427

sliiconman:

Sure you can do that - adding to more zones gets better reviews...its kind of a seperate quetion anyways and others may not look at it. Put a good title like Scripting Help wiith DST patch or something

jcoppin

04.05.2008 at 02:39PM PDT, ID: 21289764

well.............you could use the msi wrapper http://n.ethz.ch/student/heim/msi/WIWW_0-0-0-1.zip and create an msi package for AD Deployment.

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