All of my personal gear (both the lab in the basement and various hosts
dispersed around the world) uses UTC.
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On Mar 14, 2013, at 12:18, "Nick Hilliard" wrote:
> On 14/03/2013 16:35, Mike Hale wrote:
>> Operationally, I prefer using the time zone that I'm located in.
>>
>
Hi,
> Most large networks usually use UTC. It makes it easy to collaborate
> network events across the whole network. Of course, as long as the network
> is all set to the same TZ then you that shouldn't be a issue.
Using UTC makes it much easier to coordinate with other parties though.
Sander
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Most large networks usually use UTC. It makes it easy to collaborate
network events across the whole network. Of course, as long as the network
is all set to the same TZ then you that shouldn't be a issue.
On Thu, Mar 14, 2013 at 11:18 AM, Deny IP Any Any wrote:
> my company is east-coast US, bu
Hi,
we try to use UTC as far as possible (to avoid summer/winter time
confusion), no big problem imho.
But that's POV of a European, we just need to add 1 or 2 hours, not
subtract 6-9. ;).
kind regards
Rolf
> my company is east-coast US, but now we're expanding West; for the first
> time we'll h
Pick whichever time zone makes it easiest for you. In our case we use
est/edt because our ticketing system and most of the support staff is in
this timezone and it makes it very easy for them to line up different logs,
tickets and windows to know whats going on without waking people up.
Bryan
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On 14/03/2013 16:35, Mike Hale wrote:
> Operationally, I prefer using the time zone that I'm located in.
>
> Conceptually, UTC makes more sense and stops becoming annoying after a
> while, especially if you put up a clock set to UTC in your cube.
if you live in a region which natively uses UTC, i
On 14-Mar-13 11:18 AM, Deny IP Any Any wrote:
> my company is east-coast US, but now we're expanding West; for the
> first time we'll have routers/switches/etc in a different time zone.
>
> How does everyone else handle time zone settings on a network that
> spans multiple time zones? We've discus
Operationally, I prefer using the time zone that I'm located in.
Conceptually, UTC makes more sense and stops becoming annoying after a
while, especially if you put up a clock set to UTC in your cube.
On Mar 14, 2013 8:31 AM, "Deny IP Any Any" wrote:
> my company is east-coast US, but now we're
my company is east-coast US, but now we're expanding West; for the first
time we'll have routers/switches/etc in a different time zone.
How does everyone else handle time zone settings on a network that spans
multiple time zones? We've discussed internally about the pros/cons of
setting them to th
