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Article ID: 232073 - Last Review: July 7, 2008 - Revision: 5.1
Content Ratings Dates/Times in MMC Use Time Zone of Client
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When you use the IIS snap-in for the Microsoft Management
Console (MMC) to makes changes to the Content Ratings expiration date on a
remote server, the values saved to the metabase use the time zone of the client
and not the server.
This is by design. The IIS snap-in for the MMC is designed
to use the time zone of the client computer that the Web administrator is using
and not the server when making changes. This allows a Web administrator located
in one part of a WAN to set ratings to expire based on the Web administrator's
location instead of the server's location.
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