Issue with Time Zone in Extended Notifications

Hi Friends,
Currently I am using CST as the time zone for Schedule selection and Delivery schedule,but it is not working at the right time.In config i have maintained time 04:00:00 CST for Schedule selection but the notifications are generated and sent at 10.45 PM.The application server time is as per CST. What could be the issue. This is the settings maintained in SWNCONFIG.
Schedule Selection:
Scenario     Schedule Sel     From             To          T.Zone     Interval
Wokflow     WF_SCH             04:00:00                CST
Workflow     WF_SCHD     00.00.01     23.59.00 CST     5
Delivery Schedule:
Frequency: Daily
Time From: 00:00:01
Time To: 23.59.00
Time Zone: CST
Interval: 5
Note : WF_SCH-> Full WF_SCHD->Delta
Regards,
IKhan

Hi sapient,
Kindly check for the Interval limits, try to change the value and test once again.
I think that may be a problem.
Thanks and Regards
Balaji K.

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