jazzman42379
Member
Hey Everyone,
Craziest thing....I have a nice little Win2k Server (SP3 with all the patches) in my domain that is running IIS with both FTP and Web servers. It works nicely, and I particularly enjoy the NTFS security on the FTP side. Like any sysadmin, I'm checking the logs regularly, but have noticed the wierdest problem....all the timestamps are ahead 7 hours! The clock is correct in the system, in fact my domain synchs via NTP, and the system logs show it synching every so often with a couple seconds adjustment. The only thing I can think of is that it is reporting in relation to a standard time zone. I am in the Mountain Time Zone.
Does anyone know how to fix this? Or am I stuck taking 7 hours off every entry?
Thanx in advance,
Jazzman
Craziest thing....I have a nice little Win2k Server (SP3 with all the patches) in my domain that is running IIS with both FTP and Web servers. It works nicely, and I particularly enjoy the NTFS security on the FTP side. Like any sysadmin, I'm checking the logs regularly, but have noticed the wierdest problem....all the timestamps are ahead 7 hours! The clock is correct in the system, in fact my domain synchs via NTP, and the system logs show it synching every so often with a couple seconds adjustment. The only thing I can think of is that it is reporting in relation to a standard time zone. I am in the Mountain Time Zone.
Does anyone know how to fix this? Or am I stuck taking 7 hours off every entry?
Thanx in advance,
Jazzman
