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Subject: Outlook calendar items off by one day
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Christopher Austin User is Offline
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3/12/2008 08:14 PM  
Hello,
 
After this weekends changeover to dst now many of our group calendar entries are off by one day. They also have a small clock either on the right or left of the entry that I don't believe was there before. It very strange because not ALL entries are off.
 
Systems:
updated SBS 2k3
updated exchange 2k3
updated outlook 2k3 clients
 
Any ideas?
 
Thanks,
 
Chris
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3/24/2008 02:41 AM  
Hi Chris,
 
Have you run the SBS BPA yet? Can you check and make sure that the regional settings as well as the time zones are set right on the server and the clients?
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3/24/2008 04:50 AM  
Hi Marina,
 
Yes, I have run the best practices analyzer. The only thing it found was we are running WSUS 2 not 3. (Do you have a guide to upgrade properly? I'm scared to upgrade.)    
 
I am stumped about the outlook items though. All the clients are set to sync with the server. They are all set to cst as is the server. Still **Some** of the entries are off but not all of them... Really really strange. I don't think I've seen the little clock icon on any of the entries before; does that mean something?
 
Thanks,
 
Chris
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8/30/2008 09:55 PM  
Hi Chris,

Did you figure this out yet?
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