Daylight savings and backup exec

I haven't had this problem before, the OS and patching hasn't changed,
here are the configurations and symptoms.
OS platform is NW 6.5 OES SP6. Running the time command shows the
correct time. However the Symantec Backup exec software 9.2 rev 1391 is
exactly 1 hour behind. This stems from daylight savings. The backup
software resides on a cluster node but is not cluster enabled. The node
and software have been restarted but the time is still incorrect.
This is a very strange behavior, has anyone felt this sting?
Cheers,
CB

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