IT mgrs/admin/directors, CTOs
 

quick poll for those here: How much time has the DST issues affected you? Gresch I already know what you think! :)

DST :gun:

We support a Time and Labor Management product and as of yesterday we still had about 5,000 clients that still didn't update.

So hasWindows put through updates or will I need to manually reset the time on my computer, which run XP?

:hijack:

SANGuru specifically asked IT Managers/admins/directors/cto's how they're handling it, not "does anyone need tech support for the DST change".

Thou shall not hijack! :)

not changing the time XP machine means nothing. Not changing it on servers, Network attached storage, enterprise backup software, etc could mean business going down entirely. Do yourself a favor and google it if you want to know... Next stupid question

Not true. XP part of active directory and if the desktop is out of sync, you are doomed. Same goes for Share point sites, SQL enterprise needs it's own fix..you name it..MICROSUCKS!!!

We are going through a tough time. Updating 400 routers and several firewalls. No fun. Most of the CISCO IOS(es) are still not updated with the DST fix.

he's talking about personal laptops. so who give a rat ass.. except for mickey.. LOL:rofl: besides if he paid attention, it would've been in the auto updates. but you know! WINBLOWS

one of my peers is a die hard republicans and has stated this will make him switch to democrat because it is so stupid

It's been a pain in our ass... a mini Y2K of sorts. We've patched up/updated just about all our servers, including Exchange, Windows, and Unix... under our AD domain. Those Divisions under their own AD are also updating, but we can't control them, so... who knows? But, yeah, it has been a major pain. We also use Decru dataforts for encryption, and those have had to be updated. Yuk... We'll see what happens on 3/11. :D

Juan