Thanks for sharing this info...I wasn't aware of any time-based issue
with Vista, as our environment is still 100% XP.  But I just sat through
a meeting where management stated they are working to do an
enterprise-wide switchover to Vista in the not-too-distant future.

 

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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Don McClure
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 12:35 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: timestamp

 

We have also encountered an inconsistency with MS Vista.  Specifically:

 

Experiment was: observe the same helpdesk record (HD 5.5) with:

 

- Windows UT, XP -- timestamp correct and local

- MT, IE 7.0, XP -- timestamp correct and local

- MT, IE 7.0, Vista -- timestamp reading GMT (sorry, old-school aviation
background)

- MT FireFox 2.0, Vista -- timestamp reading GMT

 

I have not checked the WinUT on a Vista machine--no intention of
installing a 5.1.2 UT

on this machine along with the 7.x stuff.  Further, the Vista platform
only displays this

behavior with Remedy Mid-Tier (that is, only mis-stamp encountered so
far); timestamps

on other websites are correct/local.

 

There are too many other issues to face for extensive analysis at the
moment--so I will

simply live with this issue, for now (until encountered in the 7.x
MidTier!!).

 

 

 

Don W. McClure, P.E.
Systems Engineer
University of North Texas

dwmac_at_unt.edu

940.565.3287

 

"Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that
counts can be counted."
(Albert Einstein)



>>> James Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12-Jul-07 11:27
AM >>>
Simple question, I think.  Where does timestamp time come from?  I have
two
workstations on my desk, one my regular one with my time on the east
coast.
The other a vista box, always has the wrong time and is usually colorado
time.  I manually change it every day.  When I submit tickets into
remedy
the timestamp shows colorado time instead of east coast.  My boss said
"wow
you got in at 6 A.M.  I did not know what he was talking about.  If I
changed it on the local workstation why is the timestamp still showing
up as 
incorrect.  The server time is eastern as well.

James

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