Time Zones

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I need to figure out how to setup terminal server so that users will see
their local time and scheduling applications will respond to local time
instead of the server time. When I did search here in the forum there was a
link to an article about how to do this, but I was unable to locate it. Also
I was unable to locate the info using other search methods.

Can someone point me in the right direction.
Thanks
 
RE: Time Zones

I found the information on a Sun Microsystems site of all places...

Windows 2003 time zone redirection

Windows Server 2003 allows client computers to redirect their time zone
settings to the Terminal Server so that users see the correct time for their
time zone in their desktop/application sessions. Terminal Services uses the
server base time on the Terminal Server and the client time zone information
to calculate the time in the session. This feature may be useful if you have
clients in different time zones.

By default, this feature is disabled. To enable the feature on a Windows
2003 Server:

1. Either:
* start the Microsoft Group Policy Management Console; or
* start an empty Microsoft Management Console and add the Group
Policy Object Editor snap-in.
2. Select the group policy object you want to edit.
3. Click Computer configuration, Administrative Templates, Windows
Components, Terminal Services, Client/Server Data Redirection.
4. Open Allow Time Zone Redirection.
5. Click Enabled.
6. Click OK.

Changes to this setting only apply to new Windows Terminal Server sessions.
 
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