| EX528773 | Exchange Online | Users’ scheduled meetings may appear one hour ahead in Exchange Online |
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| Status | serviceDegradation |
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| Classification | advisory |
| User Impact | Users’ scheduled meetings may appear one hour ahead in Exchange Online. |
| Last Updated | 03/30/2023 20:30:54 |
| Start Time | 03/01/2023 16:13:00 |
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| Latest Message | Title: Users’ scheduled meetings may appear one hour ahead in Exchange Online
User impact: Users’ scheduled meetings may appear one hour ahead in Exchange Online. More info: This could affect any tenant scheduling a meeting with users within Mexico time zones. For example, a meeting that is scheduled for 3:00 PM UTC by users but it shows up as 4:00 PM UTC within the invitee’s calendar. Current status: The fix is 97 percent deployed, and projections support that it’ll complete and remediate impact by Saturday, April 1, 2023. Scope of impact: Any users’ meetings may appear to be scheduled for one hour ahead of its intended time if scheduling a meeting with users within Mexico time zones. Start time: Wednesday, March 1, 2023, at 4:13 PM UTC Estimated time to resolve: Current deployment projections provide that the fix will have completed deployment and remediated the impact by Saturday, April 1, 2023. Root cause: The service infrastructure responsible for managing users’ time zone data is missing a configuration required for time zone calculation for Daylight Savings in Mexico, resulting in impact. Next update by: Saturday, April 1, 2023, at 11:30 PM UTC |