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Wrong time in meeting requests - 6.Apr.2004 11:41:00 PM

Pdx

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We have Exchange 2000 and the following issue. When some (not all) users send a meeting request they are, in effect, one hour behind other Exchange users. For example User A sends a meeting request for 1pm - 2pm to User B. For User B the meeting shows up as 2pm - 3pm.
Inversely, if User B sends a meeting request to User A for 4pm - 5pm it shows up as 3pm - 4pm for User A.

This started happening on Friday (before daylight savings time for the first user to report it so I don't think it is related to daylight savings). The time is correct on the systems in question. The time is correct on the Exchange Server.

I don't have a clue so any constructive advice is appreciated.

Thanks

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RE: Wrong time in meeting requests - 9.Apr.2004 7:56:00 AM

pskibitzki

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I am having the same problem. Have you had any luck resolving this issue?

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RE: Wrong time in meeting requests - 14.Apr.2004 12:43:00 AM

jbarsodi

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check your daylight savings time settings on your clients. I had this same problem with my XP Pro workstations. Somehow the check box for auto adjust for daylight savings wasn't staying checked. I re-checked it as an admin and it stuck. Problem went away.

HTH,
John

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RE: Wrong time in meeting requests - 14.Apr.2004 12:44:00 AM

jbarsodi

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Note, this wasn't during a daylight savings time switch either. It happened last August I think.

[ April 14, 2004, 12:44 AM: Message edited by: jbarsodi ]

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