Hi all,

We run a Exchange 2003 server in New Zealand DST, and noticed an issue with
another companies exchange server in South Australian DST.

An appointment made on our system plugs into their exchange calendar at the
correct time, however the time in their acceptance email comes back as one
hour latter (that is, a 1pm appointment plugs into both calendar systems as
1pm, but the acceptance email back says 2pm).

Both timezones have daylight savings in place that have been modified in the
last year to start earlier than previous years. And we 'believe' both servers
to have correct patches in place. Other than kicking the boxes, any
suggestions?

Thanks,
Ed.

So the time on the email is not correct? Are all emails affected or just
meeting requests? Was the CDO patch installed on the servers?

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"Ed Hall" wrote in message
...
Hi all,

We run a Exchange 2003 server in New Zealand DST, and noticed an issue
with
another companies exchange server in South Australian DST.

An appointment made on our system plugs into their exchange calendar at
the
correct time, however the time in their acceptance email comes back as one
hour latter (that is, a 1pm appointment plugs into both calendar systems
as
1pm, but the acceptance email back says 2pm).

Both timezones have daylight savings in place that have been modified in
the
last year to start earlier than previous years. And we 'believe' both
servers
to have correct patches in place. Other than kicking the boxes, any
suggestions?

Thanks,
Ed.