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I have checked the time on my NetWare server and also ensured all of our server's are synced to that time. &nbsp;The time is accurate. &nbsp;However, all time stamps in our ArcServe job logs are off by about 150 days (150 days, 1 hour, and 30 minutes)<br />
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For instance: &nbsp;The Activity log reports that a particular job started Feb. 8th at 8 pm. &nbsp;When you look at the job log for that particular job, the time stamp says, September 11, 18:30.<br />
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Why is this happening? Where does the job log get its time stamp information? &nbsp;Thank you!
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I have checked the time on my NetWare server and also ensured all of our server's are synced to that time.  The time is accurate.  However, all time stamps in our ArcServe job logs are off by about 150 days (150 days, 1 hour, and 30 minutes)

For instance:  The Activity log reports that a particular job started Feb. 8th at 8 pm.  When you look at the job log for that particular job, the time stamp says, September 11, 18:30.

Why is this happening? Where does the job log get its time stamp information?  Thank you!

ARCserve's job log time stamp is 150 days out of sync...

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