One hour difference in events

We just encountered a user who is seeing all his appointments as one hour behind where they should be via the web interface but perfectly normal otherwise. Time zones for the web interface, desktop client, and Connector (which he's also tried), as well as his system time zone, are all correct, and his system time is correct.
Has anyone else seen this behavior or have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Peter Wiringa

Hi Peter,
The web interface you are referring to being off by an hour, is in the portal page? The timezone rules for this and that of the calendar applications are different. You will need to update the time/timezone definition of the portal page.
Thanks,
Lily

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