In the country I live in DST is on a different date every year, and is based on when some holiday happens to occur in the lunar calendar, so every year in our data centers we either change the clocks manually, or rely on the Domain Controller on changing the time for the servers and workstations in the domain. And we don't complain to Microsoft for not providing us a fix for it.
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In the country I live in DST is on a different date every year, and is based on when some
holiday happens to occur in the lunar calendar, so every year in our data centers we either
change the clocks manually, or rely on the Domain Controller on changing the time for
the servers and workstations in the domain.
And we don't complain to Microsoft for not providing us a fix for it.
-D