"markdtg" <mark***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F2BFEB61-C9B0-468D-9430-10A787C2A8C1@microsoft.com...
> Sending mail to other mail receipants indicates that the mail they recieve
> from our exchange is an hour off.
> I have gone into the system bios as well as the system clock to ensue the
> correct time.
> If you look in outlook, the time is an hour off. If you look at the
> message
> time stamp it is the correct time.
> What can I do to fix this problem.

"Martin Blackstone [MVP]" wrote:

> Are you up to date on DST patches across all platforms?
> Desktops, Windows Servers, Exchange?
> It sounds like you are not.
>
> "markdtg" <mark***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F2BFEB61-C9B0-468D-9430-10A787C2A8C1@microsoft.com...
> > Sending mail to other mail receipants indicates that the mail they recieve
> > from our exchange is an hour off.
> > I have gone into the system bios as well as the system clock to ensue the
> > correct time.
> > If you look in outlook, the time is an hour off. If you look at the
> > message
> > time stamp it is the correct time.
> > What can I do to fix this problem.
>
>

"markdtg" <mark***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:134D48BB-5AA1-4144-AD8D-1A283261739C@microsoft.com...
> I am in the process of loading up the updates.
> Is there a specific update.
> I had a server 2003 box with the time 1 hour ahead.
> I did not change it.
> I went into the system bios and changed it.
> Still wrong.
> I did a full update of patches.
> Rebooted.
> Still wrong time
> Unchecked daylight savings time and the time is right ,for now, but going
> back to the exchange server, the mail is still off by 1 hour ahead.
>
> "Martin Blackstone [MVP]" wrote:
>
>> Are you up to date on DST patches across all platforms?
>> Desktops, Windows Servers, Exchange?
>> It sounds like you are not.
>>
>> "markdtg" <mark***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:F2BFEB61-C9B0-468D-9430-10A787C2A8C1@microsoft.com...
>> > Sending mail to other mail receipants indicates that the mail they
>> > recieve
>> > from our exchange is an hour off.
>> > I have gone into the system bios as well as the system clock to ensue
>> > the
>> > correct time.
>> > If you look in outlook, the time is an hour off. If you look at the
>> > message
>> > time stamp it is the correct time.
>> > What can I do to fix this problem.
>>
>>

"Martin Blackstone [MVP]" wrote:

> How far out of time were you on updates?
> A month, a year?
>
> "markdtg" <mark***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:134D48BB-5AA1-4144-AD8D-1A283261739C@microsoft.com...
> > I am in the process of loading up the updates.
> > Is there a specific update.
> > I had a server 2003 box with the time 1 hour ahead.
> > I did not change it.
> > I went into the system bios and changed it.
> > Still wrong.
> > I did a full update of patches.
> > Rebooted.
> > Still wrong time
> > Unchecked daylight savings time and the time is right ,for now, but going
> > back to the exchange server, the mail is still off by 1 hour ahead.
> >
> > "Martin Blackstone [MVP]" wrote:
> >
> >> Are you up to date on DST patches across all platforms?
> >> Desktops, Windows Servers, Exchange?
> >> It sounds like you are not.
> >>
> >> "markdtg" <mark***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:F2BFEB61-C9B0-468D-9430-10A787C2A8C1@microsoft.com...
> >> > Sending mail to other mail receipants indicates that the mail they
> >> > recieve
> >> > from our exchange is an hour off.
> >> > I have gone into the system bios as well as the system clock to ensue
> >> > the
> >> > correct time.
> >> > If you look in outlook, the time is an hour off. If you look at the
> >> > message
> >> > time stamp it is the correct time.
> >> > What can I do to fix this problem.
> >>
> >>
>