Setting server datetime in v11.1.2.1

In v11.1.2.1, I see the IOP server date time set to 12/13/2012 - even though the site.properties file is set to 04/04/2011. Is there a new way to set server date time?
Also, if I change the date in site.properties, should I stop server and start server in order for the server to take it? Or is there a different way to do this in v11.1.2.1?
Thanks!

Server date value is fetched from site.properties and set by isreset.bat command. There is a “isadmin” command on server date.
So, if server date is changed and you want to use it then export, stop server, isreset, start server, bootstrap.

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