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Hi,
We recently moved our 3CX server running on Windows 2008 to a new Windows 2012 server and upgraded from 15.5.6354.2 to 15.5.15502.6. A couple of days after the upgrade we noticed the Inbound "Out of Office" message was still on even through it was an hour after Office Hours had started. The timezone configured in 3CX was correct; however we discovered the timezone on the Windows 2012 server was incorrect. When the Windows server timezone was corrected the Inbound "In Office Routing" and "Out of Office" started working as expected.
However, we have discovered the time listed in the message text of email alerts (voicemail, call missed, blacklisted IP, etc) sent by the 3CX system is off by 4 hours. 4 hours is the difference between the currently configured timezone and what the Windows 2012 server used to be. Does a 3CX service need to be restarted or will the Windows Server need to be rebooted?
Thanks
We recently moved our 3CX server running on Windows 2008 to a new Windows 2012 server and upgraded from 15.5.6354.2 to 15.5.15502.6. A couple of days after the upgrade we noticed the Inbound "Out of Office" message was still on even through it was an hour after Office Hours had started. The timezone configured in 3CX was correct; however we discovered the timezone on the Windows 2012 server was incorrect. When the Windows server timezone was corrected the Inbound "In Office Routing" and "Out of Office" started working as expected.
However, we have discovered the time listed in the message text of email alerts (voicemail, call missed, blacklisted IP, etc) sent by the 3CX system is off by 4 hours. 4 hours is the difference between the currently configured timezone and what the Windows 2012 server used to be. Does a 3CX service need to be restarted or will the Windows Server need to be rebooted?
Thanks