DST Map drive issues

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Guest

We are haveing a problem with windows XP computer trying to map a drive to a
Windows 2000 server. The process will fail unless you change the system time
up 1 hour. All dst patches have been applied, and the time on both the
client and the server are correct. This does not happen to everyone, just a
few. Does anyone have any ideas were to look to correct this issue?

TIA
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Paul Mc said:
We are haveing a problem with windows XP computer trying to map a
drive to a Windows 2000 server. The process will fail unless you
change the system time up 1 hour. All dst patches have been
applied, and the time on both the client and the server are correct.
This does not happen to everyone, just a few. Does anyone have any
ideas were to look to correct this issue?

TIA

Event log errors?
Did you make sure that "adjust clock for DST" is selected everwhere (not
just checking the displayed time) ?
Are you on a domain or a workgroup config?
 
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Guest

The computers are in a domain. The server that we are trying to map to is in
a workgroup. The batch file supplies username and password. Auto adjust at
DST is checked. This only affects a few PCs out of 100.
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Paul Mc said:
The computers are in a domain. The server that we are trying to map
to is in a workgroup. The batch file supplies username and password.
Auto adjust at DST is checked. This only affects a few PCs out of 100.

Check your event logs.
(why do you have a server in a workgroup?)
 
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Guest

This server is one of our cisco call manager servers that our users run an
ACD agent program from. We did not have any problems until the DST change.
We thought it would fix itself after the normal DST date but at this time it
has not. I will check the event logs on the PC and the server
 

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