Daylight Saving Time off by one hour

Take a close look at the attached screenshots. Both cRIO and PC are synchronized to the same time server. Yet, there is 1 hour & 1 minute difference on PST8PDT, or "only" 1 minute difference on PST8.
Is it a bug???
I notice the same thing in LabVIEW when converting the current time in secondes with the DBL converter.
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Good Afternoon,
What time server are you synchronizing the computer and cRIO to?  Here is a useful KnowledgeBase article to follow to make sure you have it setup correctly.  I hope you have a great rest of the day!
Configuring CompactRIO Real-Time Controllers to Synchronize to SNTP Servers
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/F2B057C72B5​37EA2862572D100646D43?OpenDocument
Kind Regards,
Cody Covington
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
ni.com/support 

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