Transcript UNC314 Bradley Borrows Technical Account Manager Overview What is affected What is the impact What is Microsoft doing What do you need to do Commonly asked questions Open.

UNC314
Bradley Borrows
Technical Account Manager
Overview
What is affected
What is the impact
What is Microsoft doing
What do you need to do
Commonly asked questions
Open Forum
Previous DST Start
First Sunday of October
October 7th 2007
New DST Start
Last Sunday of
September
September 30th 2007
Previous DST End
Third Sunday in March
March 22nd 2008
New DST End
First Sunday in April
April 6th 2008
Operating System Clocks
Scheduling and Calendaring
Time dependant applications (Date / Time
calculations)
Consume
r
Computer & Scheduling
Date
Network
&
Calculation
Infrastructure Calendar
s
Activity
Tracking
Increasing Complexity to Remediate DST Changes
Category
Consumer
Devices
Description
Examples
Date and time functionality
 Clock radios
Notifications will not occur when
they should
 mobile phones
/ PDA’s
Personal video recorder to record
your favorite show, it will be an
hour off.
 portable music
players,
 programmable
thermostats or
HVAC control
systems
 personal video
recorders
Category
Description
Computer
Operating Systems may require
and Network updating
Infrastructure
Examples
 Server computers
 Desktop computers
 Laptop computers
 Network attached devices
(routers, gateways,
storage)
Category
Description
Scheduling
Calendar or schedule functionality
and Calendar
Standalone calendar tools
Applications
System task/ job schedulers
or Services
/maintenance tools
Examples
 Microsoft’s Exchange
and Outlook system
 IBM’s Lotus Notes and
Domino system
 Novell’s Groupwise and
Ximian Evolution
 Other Unix systems
using the iCal protocol
for interoperability
Category
Description
Applications Date and Time based calculations
which
perform date
calculations.
Category
Description
Examples
Applications Correct handling of date and  ATM machines
which track time information
 Corporate
activity
Instant
along with
Messaging
systems
date and
time
 Manufacturing
information
applications
such as
for audit or
product batch
regulatory
labeling
purposes.
Mainstream Support
• DST 2007 updates will be provided for free
• Requires current supported service pack
Windows
Client
Windows
Server
Windows
Mobile
Sharepoint
Services
Exchange
Server
Dynamics
CRM
Biztalk
Server
Commerce
Server
SQL
Visual
Notification Studio
Services
Office
Outlook
Entourage
Extended Support
DST 2007 updates can be purchased under this
program for products under Extended Support.
Windows Client 2000
Windows Server 2000 Exchange 2000
Outlook (CDO)
DST 2007 updates can be purchased under this
Custom Support
program , this does not include Service Pack Custom
Support..
Windows NT 4.0
Exchange 5.5
Microsoft have produced updates for a number of the
products affected by the New Zealand daylight savings
changes.
Remaining updates will be released in the next fortnight.
Guidance
Knowledge Base Articles
Deployment guides
New Zealand focused based DST Website
www.microsoft.co.nz/timezone
DST Patches required for correct calendaring across all devices
End- User using mobile device connected to PC, Laptop or Tablet PC via Activesync and cradle
OS PATCH
REQUIRED!
OUTLOOK
DATA TOOL
REQUIRED!
Tablet PC
OEM PATCH
REQUIRED!
Pocket PC / PDA
OS PATCH
REQUIRED!
Directory Server
OUTLOOK
DATA TOOL
REQUIRED!
OS PATCH
REQUIRED!
PC
OS PATCH
REQUIRED!
EXCHANGE
PATCH
REQUIRED!
OEM PATCH
REQUIRED!
WM5 / Smartphone
OS PATCH
REQUIRED!
OUTLOOK
DATA TOOL
REQUIRED!
Exchange Server
Laptop
End- User using mobile device wirelessly onto the Internet
OEM PATCH
REQUIRED!
OS PATCH
REQUIRED!
Pocket PC / PDA
Mobility Server
OEM PATCH
REQUIRED!
WM5 / Smartphone
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Risk Analysis ,Plan, Test, Deploy
Communicate
Daylight Savings Starts 30th September
You will need to review more than just your
Microsoft products.
Does this affect just Microsoft products?
Is this like the Y2K issue?
Is this just a New Zealand Issue?
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