Guest jdutro Posted March 6, 2008 Posted March 6, 2008 I have a server 2003 that is 1 hour ahead on the time. I have changed the time using the gui, I hvae also changed it using net time / set. I have changed the time zone and set it back. The server always jumps ahead 1 hour, but it displays it is using Eastern Standard Time. This started after a reboot last night. The server is in a Windows 2003 domain. The domain controller time is correct and the other servers that I have checked are correct. We had a second server with the same problem, after rebooting the other server was fine. Any ideas of how to remedy this?
Guest JohnB Posted March 6, 2008 Posted March 6, 2008 Re: Windows server 2003 time is ahead by 1 hour Is that server in the EST time zone and, are all other DC's in that time zone? "jdutro" <joedutro@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:2d98c45b-e561-49f5-aac0-95a805959794@x41g2000hsb.googlegroups.com... >I have a server 2003 that is 1 hour ahead on the time. I have > changed the time using the gui, I hvae also changed it using net time / > set. I have changed the time zone and set it back. The server always > jumps ahead 1 hour, but it displays it is using Eastern Standard > Time. This started after a reboot last night. The server is in a > Windows 2003 domain. The domain controller time is correct and the > other servers that I have checked are correct. We had a second server > with the same problem, after rebooting the other server was fine. Any > ideas of how to remedy this?
Guest Ryan Newington Posted March 7, 2008 Posted March 7, 2008 RE: Windows server 2003 time is ahead by 1 hour Are you in a time zone where daylight savings is applied at the moment? Or is it in a Virtual Machine? Check the timezones on each machine, and specifically if the 'Adjust automatically for daylight savings time' tick box is selected where is should (or should not) be. The time may be jumping because it is syncing with a server (most likely the PDC) and (it thinks) there is a time zone difference that is being taken into account. "jdutro" wrote: > I have a server 2003 that is 1 hour ahead on the time. I have > changed the time using the gui, I hvae also changed it using net time / > set. I have changed the time zone and set it back. The server always > jumps ahead 1 hour, but it displays it is using Eastern Standard > Time. This started after a reboot last night. The server is in a > Windows 2003 domain. The domain controller time is correct and the > other servers that I have checked are correct. We had a second server > with the same problem, after rebooting the other server was fine. Any > ideas of how to remedy this? >
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