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Keywords: wntRemoteTime Daylight Savings Time DST
wntRemoteTime option 1 reports the time as being 17:56. Remote control shows it as 18:56. I assume the diff is Daylight savings here in PST.
Option 2 shows 10:56, which is current time in PST. This isn't remote time, so it seems like it's irrelevant which server it targets?
When I run wntRemoteTime on a server here, 1 = 17:56 & 2 = 10:56. I'm confused as to how to interpret the results. The GMT time it reports is actually GMT - daylights?
Option 1 should be GMT time. Apparently some daylight saving factor got applied?
Option 2 takes the remote time, applies all the local information and gives you a time. With luck it should be very close to actual local time. This means the computers are sync'ed up properly.
Article ID: W14649
Filename: wntRemoteTime and Daylight Savings Time.txt
File Created: 2000:08:01:10:03:18
Last Updated: 2000:08:01:10:03:18