Change of Date

[Guest]

THe Most important thing is to be able to change the date, I can leave the time the same ....

I assume that is not going to be possible?

Curt

 

[Simon Geary]

Microsoft recommend against manually changing the time or date on any device
in an Active Directory domain. Kerberos authentication relies on an accurate
time.

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

THe Most important thing is to be able to change the date, I can
leave the time the same ....

Golly, that's THE most important thing? And there I was, about to write out
a check to my mortgage company, and feed my dog, and call my mother.

I assume that is not going to be possible?

Simon's right - don't play with this. You will have an unhappy computer.

 

[Guest]

Golly, that's THE most important thing? And there I was, about to write out
a check to my mortgage company, and feed my dog, and call my mother.

Simon's right - don't play with this. You will have an unhappy computer.

Sorry, Simons wrong! 'Time Machine' from Solution-Soft provides the ability to move application time forward while maintaining access to A.D.

 

[Simon Geary]

Sorry, Simons wrong! 'Time Machine' from Solution-Soft provides the

ability to move application time forward while maintaining access to A.D.
I've never heard of that before, looks interesting. I don't suppose there is
any chance of getting a free full version for Microsoft MVP's is there? Then
we could test it out and recommend it to people who post in and ask this
question