The Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela has announced a new time zone, GMT -4:30, beginning 9 December 2007. The affected time zone for Venezuela is South America Western Standard Time (GMT -4) and is commonly known as Caracas / La Paz (since it is also used by Bolivia). The new time zone that the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela will use is GMT -4:30.
This document details the commands currently available to configure the new time zone. It also lists defects opened to enable the new time zone. The commands listed in this document should be executed at or near the time that the new time zone takes effect.
The products listed in this document were determined to be high priority by Cisco Account Team members in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. The Product Summary Table and the section titled Affected Products are not comprehensive lists of all products that may be affected by the change to the new time zone.
Generally, any product that relies on operating systems not developed by Cisco Systems requires updates from the operating system vendor and will need updates for the Cisco product that uses the vendor's operating system.
There are no specific requirements for this document.
This document is not restricted to specific software and hardware versions.
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The tables in this section list the Cisco enhancement IDs that were created in order to track the changes in the operating system defaults for various platforms.
Refer to these categories for more information about your product:
In order to view each enhancement and the version in which it is integrated, click the appropriate Cisco Tracking ID or use the Bug Tool (registered customers only) . You must register with Cisco.com in order to view this information.
This table provides detailed information about your application and network services products.
Application and Networking Services | ||
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Product | Defect | Notes |
Application Control Engine (ACE) Global Site Selector | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: clock user-timezone timezone name hour_offset minute_offset |
Application Control Engine (ACE) Module | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone {zone_name {+ | -} hours minutes} |
Application Control Engine (ACE) XML Gateway | N/A | This device is hard coded to use only Universal Coordinated Time (UTC). |
Content Switching Module (CSM) | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone zone hours [minutes] |
Data Center Operation System (DCOS) | N/A | See Data Center Operation System (DCOS) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
This table provides detailed information about your CatOS products.
CatOS Software | ||
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Product | Defect | Notes |
Catalyst 6500 Series Intrusion Detection System (IDSM-2) Services Module | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: setup |
Catalyst 6K | N/A | See Catalyst 6K in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Catalyst OS | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: set timezone [zona] [horas [minutos] |
This table provides detailed information about your interfaces and modules.
Interfaces and Modules | ||
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Product | Defect | Notes |
Channel Interface Processor (CIP) | End of Support | Use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone zone hours [minutes] This product has reached EOS/EOL. For more information, refer to EOS/EOL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR CHANNEL INTERFACE PROCESSOR (CIP). |
Channel Port Adapter | End of Sale | Use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone zone hours [minutes] This product has reached EOS/EOL. For more information, refer to EoS/EoL Announcement for Cisco 7200 Series High-Performance Channel Port Adapter and PA-1C-E and PA-1C-P Channel Port Adapters End of Sale Announcement Update. |
Communications Media Module (for Catalyst 6500 and Cisco 7600) | N/A | For CatOS, use this command in order to update this product: set timezone [zona] [horas [minutos] For IOS, use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone zone hours [minutes] Note: Configure the chassis where CMM is installed. |
FireWall Service Module (FWSM) (for Catalyst 6500 and Cisco 7600) | N/A | For CatOS, use this command in order to update this product: set timezone [zona] [horas [minutos] For IOS, use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone zone hours [minutes] Note: Configure the chassis where CMM is installed. |
This table provides detailed information about your Cisco IOS® software products.
IOS Software | ||
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Product | Defect | Notes |
10008 Series Routers | N/A | See 10008 Series Routers in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Cisco IOS—Routers and Catalyst Switches | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone zone hours [minutes] |
Cisco IOS XR | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone zone {+ | -} hours [minutes] |
Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) | N/A | No change required; this feature allows configurable time zones. |
This table provides detailed information about your network management products.
Network Management | ||
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Product | Defect | Notes |
Access Control Server Solution Engine | CSCsl26045 | See Access Control Server Solution Engine in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Bandwidth Quality Manager | N/A | See Bandwidth Quality Manager in the Affected Products section of this document. |
License Manager | N/A | Requires a software update; see License Manager in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Network Analysis Module (NAM) | CSCsk86018 | See Network Analysis Module (NAM) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Transport Manager | N/A | See Transport Manager in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Universal Gateway Call Analyzer | End of Sale | In order to make this product compliant with the new time zone, Solaris 8 from Sun Microsystems must be updated. However, Solaris 8 is no longer shipping or being updated. |
Universal Gateway Manager (UGM) | End of Software Maintenance | In order to make this product compliant with the new time zone, Solaris 8 from Sun Microsystems must be updated. However, Solaris 8 is no longer shipping or being updated. |
WAN Manager (CWM) | CSCsl78832 | See WAN Manager (CWM) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
This table provides detailed information about your security and vpn products.
Security and VPN | ||
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Product | Defect | Notes |
ASA Content Security and Control (CSC) Security Services Module | N/A | See ASA Content Security and Control (CSC) Security Services Module in the Affected Products section of this document. |
ASA Firewalls | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone zone hours [minutes] |
ASA Salus | N/A | See ASA Salus in the Affected Products section of this document. |
CiscoWorks Security Information Management Solution (SIMS) | N/A | This product does not allow configurable time zones. |
IPS 4200 Series Sensors | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: time-zone-settings |
PIX Firewalls | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone zone hours [minutes] |
Security Monitoring, Analysis and Response System (MARS) | N/A | This product does not allow configurable time zones. For IronPort, updated functionality is available in release 5.1.2. For CS-MARS, updated functionality is targeted for release 6.0 (mid 2008). |
VPN 3000 Series Concentrators | End-of-Life and End-of-Sale Notices for VPN 3000 Series Software and Hardware | The VPN 3000 Series Concentrator supports the new time zone from the software version 4.7.2.O and later. For more information, refer to VPN3000-4.7.2.O-readme.txt (registered customers only) available on the Cisco VPN 3000 Concentrator Software Download web page. |
VPN 3002 Hardware Client (Easy VPN) | End-of-Life and End-of-Sale Notices for VPN 3000 Series Software and Hardware | The VPN 3002 hardware clients support the new time zone from the software version 4.7.2.O and later. For more information, refer to VPN3000-4.7.2.O-readme.txt (registered customers only) available on the Cisco VPN 3000 Concentrator Software Download web page. |
This table provides detailed information about your storage networking products.
Storage Networking | ||
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Product | Defect | Notes |
MDS 9000 | N/A | See MDS 9000 in the Affected Products section of this document. |
MDS Series SanOS | N/A | See MDS Series SanOS in the Affected Products section of this document. |
This table provides detailed information about your universal gateways and access servers products.
Universal Gateways and Access Servers | ||
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Product | Defect | Notes |
AS5350XM Universal Gateway AS5400XM Universal Gateway AS5850 Universal Gateway | N/A | Use the IOS clock set command in order to update these products. For more information, refer to the clock set section of the Cisco IOS Configuration Fundamentals and Network Management Command Reference, Release 12.3. |
This table provides detailed information about your video, cable, and content delivery products.
Video, Cable, and Content Delivery | ||
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Product | Defect | Notes |
IP Videoconferencing (IP/VC) 3500 Series | End of Sale | The IP Videoconferencing 3500 Series do not need updates as these should be synchronized to an NTP server. Note that these devices have reached EOS/EOL. |
SCE1000 and SCE2000 Series Service Control Engine with Cisco Service Control Operating System (SCOS) | N/A | Requires JRE software update; see SCE1000 & SCE2000 Series Service Control Engine with Cisco Service Control Operating System (SCOS) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Security Agent (CSA) | N/A | Requires a software update; see Security Agent (CSA) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Service Control Application for Broadband (SCA BB) | N/A | Requires JRE software update; see Service Control Application for Broadband (SCA BB) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Service Control Collection Manager (CM) Service Control Subscriber Manager (SM) | N/A | Requires JRE software update; see Service Control Collection Manager (CM) and Service Control Subscriber Manager (SM) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Video Advantage (Cisco VT Advantage) | N/A | See Unified Video Advantage (Cisco VT Advantage) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Video Conferencing Series | N/A | See Unified Video Conferencing Series in the Affected Products section of this document. |
This table provides detailed information about your voice and unified communications products.
Voice and Unified Communications | ||
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Product | Defect | Notes |
Agent Desktop | N/A | Requires a software update; see Agent Desktop in the Affected Products section of this document. |
BTS 10200 | CSCsk70058 | For more information, refer to:
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Emergency Responder (CER) | N/A | See Emergency Responder (CER) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
IAD2400 Series Integrated Access Devices | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone zone hours [minutes] |
IAD2400 Series Routers | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone zone hours [minutes] |
ICS 7700 Series Integrated Communications Systems | End of Software Maintenance | This product has reached EOS/EOL. For more information, refer to End-of-Sale for the Cisco Integrated Communications System (ICS) 7750. |
ICS 7750 | End of Software Maintenance | This product has reached EOS/EOL. For more information, refer to End-of-Sale for the Cisco Integrated Communications System (ICS) 7750. |
IP Communicator | N/A | See IP Communicator in the Affected Products section of this document. |
IP Interoperability and Collaboration Software (IPICS) | N/A | Requires a software update; see IP Interoperability and Collaboration Software (IPICS) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
IP SoftPhone | End of Support | This product has reached EOS/EOL. For more information, refer to:
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Media Gateway Controller (MGC) Node Manager | N/A | See Media Gateway Controller (MGC) Node Manager in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Personal Assistant | End of Software Maintenance | This product has reached EOS/EOL. For more information, refer to End-of-Sale and End-of-Life Announcement for the Cisco Personal Assistant. |
Unified Communications 500 Series | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone zone hours [minutes] |
Unified Communications Manager (Callmanager) | CSCsk29702 CSCsk81433 CSCsk85073 CSCsk85086 CSCsk85145 | For more information, refer to:
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Unified Communications Manager (CallManager) Version 3.2 | End of Software Maintenance | This product has reached EOS/EOL. For more information, refer to End-of-Sale Notice for the Cisco CallManager 3.2. |
Unified Communications Manager Attendant Console | N/A | See Unified Communications Manager Attendant Console in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Communications Manager Express | N/A | See Unified Communications Manager Express in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Contact Center Express Edition (IP Contact Center Express Edition) | N/A | Requires a software update; see Unified Contact Center Express Edition (IP Contact Center Express Edition) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Contact Center Hosted Edition (IP Contact Center Hosted Edition) | N/A | Requires a software update; see Unified Contact Center Hosted Edition (IP Contact Center Hosted Edition) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Contact Management Enterprise Edition (IP Contact Center Enterprise Edition) | N/A | Requires a software update; see Unified Contact Management Enterprise Edition (IP Contact Center Enterprise Edition) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Intelligent Contact Management Enterprise Edition | N/A | Requires a software update; see Unified Intelligent Contact Management Enterprise Edition in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Intelligent Contact Management Hosted Edition | N/A | Requires a software update; see Unified Intelligent Contact Management Hosted Edition in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified IP Phone | CSCsk83382 | For more information, refer to:
Note: CUCM and Cisco Windows OS also need to be updated. |
Unified MeetingPlace | CSCsk75200 | For more information, refer to:
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Unified MeetingPlace Express | N/A | Requires a software update; see Unified MeetingPlace Express in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Operations Manager (UOM) | N/A | Requires a software update; see Unified Operations Manager (UOM) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Personal Communicator | N/A | See Unified Personal Communicator in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Presence | CSCsk99711 CSCsk99725 CSCsk99735 CSCsk99742 | See Unified Presence in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Provisioning Manager (CUPM) | N/A | Requires a software update; see Unified Provisioning Manager (CUPM) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Service Statistic Manager | N/A | Requires a software update; see Unified Service Statistic Manager in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unified Survivable Remote Site Telephony (SRST) | N/A | See Unified Survivable Remote Site Telephony (SRST) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
Unity | CSCsk79469 | For more information, refer to:
Note: Cisco Unity requires patches from Cisco, Microsoft , and Sun Microsystems . |
Unity 3.1 | End of Support | This product has reached EOS/EOL. For more information, refer toEnd-of-Sale and End-of-Life Annoucement for Cisco Unity 3.1. |
Unity Connection 1.X | CSCsk82755 | For more information, refer to:
Note: The Windows version needs to be updated as well. |
Unity Express (CUE) | N/A | Requires a software update; see Unity Express (CUE) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
This table provides detailed information about your wireless products.
Wireless | ||
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Product | Defect | Notes |
Aironet 1000 Series Lightweight Access Point (WLC releases prior to 3.2.183.0 and 4.0.199.0) | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: config time timezone {enable | disable} delta_hours [delta_mins] |
Aironet 1000 Series Lightweight Access Point (WLC releases 3.2.183.0 and 4.0.199.0 and later) | CSCsf99924 | Use this command in order to update this product: config time timezone delta_hours [delta_mins] |
Aironet 1130AG and Aironet 1240 AG Series Access Point | N/A | Use this command in order to update this product: clock timezone zone hours [minutes] |
IP Transfer Point (in SG mode) | N/A | See IP Transfer Point (in SG mode) in the Affected Products section of this document. |
No change required; Cisco IOS allows for configurable time zones and offset configurations.
Access Control Server Solution Engine version 4.10 will support the new time zone.
The Cisco Agent Desktop (CAD) application requires updates from Sun and from Microsoft (KB938977 ) in order to support the new time zone.
For Aironet 1000 Series Lightweight Access Point, use the command config time timezone, which is available in release 3.2. However, there is a caveat; the CSCsf99924 defect removed the {enable | disable} parameter used for setting Daylight Saving Time in WLC code 3.2.183.0 and 4.0.199.0 releases. (The Daylight Saving Time parameter will be introduced in a later release of WLC 5.) Depending on the release of WLC software, the command for configuring time zones is:
config time timezone {enable | disable} delta_hours [delta_mins]
(WLC releases prior to 3.2.183.0 and 4.0.199.0) For Venezuela use: config time timezone disable -4 30
config time timezone delta_hours [delta_mins]
(WLC releases 3.2.183.0 and 4.0.199.0 and later.) For Venezuela use: config time timezone -4 30
Note: The {enable|disable} option is removed in the above releases.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/controller/3.2/command/reference/clic1.html
Note: The Wireless LAN Controller Command Reference covers only the config time timezone {enable | disable} delta_hours [delta_mins] instance of the command.
For the Aironet 1130AG Series Access Point and the Aironet 1240 AG Series Access Point, use the clock timezone command. The syntax is the same as for IOS – Routers and Catalyst Switches and has been available in all versions of IOS that are used on these Access Points starting with 12.3(2)JA5 for the Aironet 1130AG Series Access Point and starting with 12.3(7) JA for the Aironet 1240 AG Series Access Point.
clock timezone zone hours [minutes]
Where zone is administratively defined and represents the name of the configured time zone, hours represents the difference in hours with respect to GMT-0, and minutes represents the additional offset in minutes from GMT-0. For the new time zone, the values to use are -4 30.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_3t/fun/command/reference/cfrgt_01.html#wp1099863
For the Cisco Application Control Engine (ACE) Global Site Selector, this functionality is available from version 2.0 with this command:
clock user-timezone timezone name hour_offset minute_offset
The user-timezone parameter is user-defined. For the new time zone in Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the command syntax would be "clock user-timezone Ven -4 30" and would be executed at the time the new time zone goes into effect.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
For the Cisco Application Control Engine (ACE) Module, this functionality is available from version 3.0(0)A1(2) with this command:
clock timezone {zone_name {+ | -} hours minutes}
The " zone_name " parameter can be user-defined. For the new time zone in Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the command syntax is "clock timezone Ven -4 30" and should be executed at the time the new time zone goes into effect.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_3/configfun/command/reference/cfr_1g01.html#wp1033494
The ACE XML Gateway does not have a configuration for time zones. The time zone is always set to GMT (Greenwich Mean Time), and there is no option to change this value.
For more information, refer to the document provided at this link:
No change required; this product receives time zone information from the ASA chassis.
For the Cisco ASA Firewalls, this functionality is available from version 7.0 with this command:
clock timezone zone hours [minutes]
The syntax for this command is described in IOS – Routers and Catalyst Switches.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/asa/asa80/command/reference/c4.html#wp2090801
No change required; this product receives time zone information from the ASA chassis.
No changes required; this product supports configurable time zones.
For the Cisco BTS 10200, defect CSCsk70058, "add TIMEZONE for Venezuela to POP selection," has been opened to track the new time zone change.
Use this link in order to view the defect:
https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCsk70058
Although the IDSM-2 is installed in the Catalyst 6500 or the Cisco 7600, it has its own operating software. The setup command is used to configure this module.
time-zone-settings
The time-zone-settings command configures IDSM-2 time zone and can offset minutes from GMT to enable the new time zone. A reboot is required.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the document provided at this link:
Allows configurable time zones. You can create your own time zone.
For the Catalyst 6500 family that use the CatOS operating system, the support for the time zone change with hours and minutes offsets is available from version 5.5. For the Catalyst 5500 family with CatOS, the support is available from version 4.5. The command required to perform this configuration is:
set timezone [zona] [horas [minutos]]
The syntax for this command is described in IOS – Routers and Catalyst Switches.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
These devices are installed in routers that run only IOS. These components are not configurable for time zones. In order to configure the Cisco 7000 series router time zone, use the clock timezone command.
clock timezone zone hours [minutes]
Where zone is administratively defined and represents the name of the configured time zone, hours represents the difference in hours with respect to GMT-0, and minutes represents the additional offset in minutes from GMT-0. For the new time zone, the values to use are -4 30.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_3t/fun/command/reference/cfrgt_01.html#wp1099863
This module is controlled by either CatOS or IOS depending on the system. See the commands for IOS – Routers and Catalyst Switches and Catalyst OS in this document. Release 7.3(1) of CatOS and 12.2(13)ZC of IOS support this module.
Content Switching Module with SSL This module is configured through IOS clock timezone command. All releases that support the CSM have the clock timezone command. This product is ready for the new time zone in Venezuela.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_3t/fun/command/reference/cfrgt_01.html#wp1099863
You can assign a time zone name and the hour and minute offset. Once the summertime configuration is set, the clock automatically changes. There is no need for user intervention.
Complete these steps in order to change the DME time zone and time settings:
Use the Windows Remote Desktop Connection application in order to access DME 1000 or 2000.
Use this information in order to log in:
DME 1000:
Username = gostream
Password = password
DME 2000:
Username = niagara
Password = password
Choose Control Panel from the Windows Start men.
Double-click Date and Time.
Click the Time Zone tab, and choose Caracas, La Paz from the drop-down list.
Click OK.
Click the Date and Time tab, and adjust the time to the new daylight saving time.
Click OK.
Complete these steps in order to change the DMM and Video Portal time zone and time settings:
Log in to the Application Administration Interface (AAI) of the DMM or Video Portal via either the KVM connected to the DMM/Video Portal servers or via Secure Shell client.
Choose DATE_TIME_SETTINGS.
Choose OK, and press Enter.
Choose TIME_ZONE.
Choose OK, and press Enter.
Choose America/Caracas.
Choose OK, and press Enter.
Choose Yes, and press Enter.
Choose TIME, and click OK.
Choose OK, and press Enter.
Adjust the time to the new daylight saving time.
Choose OK, and press Enter.
Note: You must complete this procedure for DMM and Video Portal.
Cisco Emergency Responder will not be update to support the new time. This product is not marketed in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. CER was designed to meet specific requirements for the United States and Canada.
The FireWall Service Module takes time zone information from the chassis in which it is installed. Since this device is installed in the Cisco 7600 router that uses IOS and Catalyst 6500 (which uses CatOS), the FWSM does not need to be configured for the new time zone.
The IAD2400 series routers use IOS. Use the clock timezone command in order to set the new time zone parameters.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_3t/fun/command/reference/cfrgt_01.html#wp1099863
The Cisco IAD2400 Series routers run IOS and consequently are able to immediately configure the new time zone. Use the clock timezone command.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_3t/fun/command/reference/cfrgt_01.html#wp1099863
Currently, Cisco devices based on the IOS operating system (for all routers) supports the configuration of this new time zone after IOS version 10.0, which was introduced in 1993. The command required to perform this configuration is:
clock timezone zone hours [minutes]
Where zone is administratively defined and represents the name of the configured time zone, hours represents the difference in hours with respect to GMT-0, and minutes represents the additional offset in minutes from GMT-0. For the new time zone, the values to use are -4 30.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_3t/fun/command/reference/cfrgt_01.html#wp1099863
For the devices based on IOS XR, the support of this functionality is available from version 2.0 through the command:
clock timezone zone {+ | -} hours [minutes]
The syntax for this command is described in IOS – Routers and Catalyst Switches.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
Cisco IP Communicator runs on Windows-based PCs. This application continues to operate even if the PC is not updated per Microsoft (KB938977 ). The time displayed on the IP Phone will not be correct.
Note: Customers that use the Cisco IP Communicator (CIPC) are required to upgrade to CIPC version 2.0(2).
The Cisco IP SoftPhone application runs on Windows-based PCs and operates without updates, but the displayed time is not incorrect. Cisco recommends that the Windows Operating System be updated per Microsoft (KB938977 ).
IP Transfer Point (ITP) leverages the IOS infrastructure for time zone information; see IOS—Routers and Catalyst Switches in the Affected Products section of this document for information on how to configure time zones within the IOS infrastructure.
Cisco IP Interoperability and Collaboration Software (IPICS) consists of server software and client software. Cisco IPICS requires an update to the operating system and the IPICS software for both the server and the client in order to enable the new time zone.
The IPS 4200 Series Sensors can be configured for the new time zone. Use the command time-zone-settings to set UTC – 4.5 . For more information, refer to the document provided at this link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ips/5.0/configuration/guide/cli/clitasks.html#wp1035946
Cisco License Manager operates from release 1.0. The Microsoft Windows operating system should be updated to support the new time zone.
Use this command in order to update this product:
clock summer-time <timezone-name> <start-week> <start-day> <start-month> HH:MM <end-week> <end-day> <end-month> HH:MM <minutes-offset>
For example:
switch (config)#clock summer-time NZDT 1 sunday september 01:59 3 sunday march 02:00 1
Note: Check the local values before you use the clock summer-time command in the switches.
In order to set the clocks, use the clock set EXEC command. For example:
switch#clock set 10:00:00 1 January 2009
You can assign a time zone name and the hour and minute offset. Once the summertime configuration is set, the clock automatically changes. There is no need for user intervention.
Cisco MGC Node Manager requires the following Solaris patches:
Sparc Platform
Solaris 10: 125378-03 (released 11/26/2007)
Solaris 8, it is 109809-08, released on Nov/26/2007
X86 Platform
Solaris 10: 125379-03
Solaris 8: 109810-08
The NAM 3.6(1a) patch 2 that supports the Venezuela time zone change is ready for customer download.
Note: Patch 2 should be installed only on the 3.6(1a) image, not 3.6.
For the Cisco PIX Firewalls, this functionality is available from version 6.2 with this command:
clock timezone zone hours [minutes]
The syntax for this command is described in IOS – Routers and Catalyst Switches.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/pix/pix62/command/reference/c.html#wp1026160
This software requires updates to the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) in order to implement the new time zone.
The clock summer-time CLI command is used to adjust the DST on the SCE. Use the following command to adjust the SCE to the new DST dates:
SCE(config)#clock summer-time DST recurring 2 Sunday March 02:00 1 Sunday November 02:00
The Cisco Security Agent runs on Windows PCs and receives time zone information from the operating system. CSA requires a Windows update per Microsoft (KB938977 ).
This software requires updates to the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) in order to implement the new time zone. Use the tzupdater tool (provided by Sun) in order to adjust the time zone. This process requires that you stop and restart the SCA BB Console GUI.
For more information, refer to Timezones, Daylight Savings, and the Sun TZupdater for the Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
This software requires updates to the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) in order to implement the new time zone. Use the tzupdater tool (provided by Sun) in order to adjust the time zone. This process should be done separately for every SM and CM in the system and requires that you stop and restart the SM and the CM.
For more information, refer to Timezones, Daylight Savings, and the Sun TZupdater for the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) .
Cisco Transport Manager does not support time zone definitions and uses the definitions embedded into Solaris, Windows, and the Java Runtime Environment. Here are the patches required for these systems:
Microsoft Windows XP: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/938977#top
Sun Solaris OS: http://java.sun.com/javase/timezones/tzdata_versions.html
Java Runtime Environment: http://java.sun.com/javase/timezones/tzdata_versions.html
The Cisco Unified Communications 500 Series uses IOS. Use the clock timezone command in order to set the new time zone parameters.
For more information about this command and its application, refer to the command reference provided at this link:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_3t/fun/command/reference/cfrgt_01.html#wp1099863
For Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CallManager), these defects have been opened to track the new time zone change:
CSCsk29702: Communications Manager update needed for Venezuela TZ change
CSCsk81433: MCS OS update needed for Venezuela TZ change
CSCsk85073: Communications Manager JRE update needed for Venezuela TZ change
CSCsk85086: Communications Manager RTMT update needed for Venezuela TZ change
CSCsk85145: Cisco Unified OS Update update needed for Venezuela TZ change
This application runs on the Cisco Unified Communications Manager server. The Cisco Unified Communications Manager Attendant Console application updates when you update the Cisco Unified Communications Manager server.
Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express is an IOS-based application. The time zone parameters for a system that runs IOS can be changed with a single configuration command. This command can be run at any time and on any device to alter the current default settings of the given device.
clock summer-time zone recurring [week day month hh:mm week day month hh:mm [offset]]
Use this command to set the time zone in Cisco IOS on the CCME router if you use one of these phones:
7905
7912
7920
7921
7935
7936
7940
7960
Note: If you use one of these phones, you do not need to upgrade phone firmware.
You must upgrade the phone firmware if you use one of these Cisco Unified IP Phone models:
7906
7911
7931
7941
7961
7970
7971-GE
CCME 3.X, 4.0 and 4.0(x) customers must upgrade the phone load to 8.0(4)SR2.
CCME 4.1 and 7931 customers must upgrade the phone load to 8.2(2)SR1.
You can download phone loads from the Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express and SRST Software Download (registered customers only) page.
This software requires updates to the Operating System and a Java code update from Sun Microsystems in order to implement the new time zone. In addition, the main software application, Cisco Unified Contact Center Express Edition, includes additional add-on software that must be updated in order to enable the new time zone. The additional add-on software includes:
Cisco Agent Desktop (CAD)
Cisco Supervisor Desktop (CSD)
The Cisco Agent/Supervisor Desktop (CAD)/CSD) applications also require updates from Sun and from Microsoft (KB938977 ) in order to support the new time zone.
This software requires a Microsoft Windows operating system update and a Java code update from Sun Microsystems in order to enable the new time zone.
This software requires updates to the Microsoft Operating System and Java in order to implement the new time zone. In addition, the main software application, Cisco Unified Intelligent Contact Management Enterprise Edition, includes additional add-on software that must be updated in order to enable the new time zone. The additional add-on software includes:
Computer Telephony Integration Option
E-Mail Manager Option
Enterprise Reporting
Outbound Option: Defect CSCsk80940 has been opened to track changes for this add-on software.
Web Collaboration Option
This software requires updates to the Microsoft Operating System and Java in order to implement the new time zone. In addition, the main software application, Cisco Unified Intelligent Contact Management Enterprise Edition, includes additional add-on software that must be updated in order to enable the new time zone. The additional add-on software includes:
Computer Telephony Integration Option
E-Mail Manager Option
Enterprise Reporting
Outbound Option: Defect CSCsk80940 has been opened to track changes for this add-on software.
Web Collaboration Option
This software requires a Microsoft Windows operating system update and a Java code update from Sun Microsystems in order to enable the new time zone.
For Cisco Unified IP Phones, defect CSCsk83382, "TNP phone update needed for Venezuela TZ change," has been opened to track the new time zone change.
Cisco Unified Communications Manager and its server Operating System also need to be patched for the new Venezuela time zone. The Cisco Unified IP Phones take information from Cisco Unified Communications Manager or Cisco Unified Communications Manager. Some models of Cisco Unified IP Phones must also have a new firmware release to work with the new time zone.
In order to implement the new time zone, you must upgrade the firmware to version 8.3.3 SR2 for only these models (generically known as "TNP" Phones):
CP-7906G
CP-7911G
CP-7931G
CP-7941G
CP-7941G-GE
CP-7942G
CP-7945G
CP-7961G
CP-7961G-GE
CP-7962G
CP-7965G
CP-7970G
CP-7971G-GE
CP-7975-G
Monitor this defect in order to learn which release of firmware adds the new time zone.
Use this link in order to view the defect:
https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCsk83382
For Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, defect CSCsk75200, "Timezone update for Brazil and Venezuela DST changes," has been opened to track the new time zone change.
Use this link in order to view the defect:
https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCsk75200
Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express requires updates to enable the new time zone.
CUOM requires a patch from Sun Microsystems before a patch is released.
The Cisco Unified Personal Communicator operates without any updates, but displays the wrong time. In order to display the correct time, apply KB938977 from Microsoft.
Cisco Unified Presence allows you to use the CLI to change time zones. However, CUP does not allow you to add new time zones. The functionality to add new time zones is targeted for release 6.0.3 (May 2008). Currently, CUP inherits time zone functionality from VOS which maintains a list of available time zones.
These defects are open to track the new time zone change:
CSCsk99711: Porting CSCsk29702 to epas (Venezuela DST TZ, DB)
CSCsk99725: Porting CSCsk85073 to epas (Venezuela DST TZ, JRE)
CSCsk99735: Porting CSCsk85086 to epas (Venezuela DST TZ, RTMT))
CSCsk99742: Porting CSCsk85145 to epas (Venezuela DST TZ, OS)
Cisco Unified Provisioning Manager requires a patch from Sun Microsystems in order to release a patched version of CUPM. In addition, the Microsoft patch for Windows must be applied per Microsoft (KB938977 ). Both of these patches are required to support the new time zone.
The Cisco Unified Service Statistic Manager application requires an update from Sun prior to releasing a patch that enables the new time zone.
No change required; the time zone configuration is provided to the phone by Unified Communications Manager. For more information, see Unified Communications Manager Express in the Affected Products section of this document.
Cisco Unified Video Advantage operates properly without any updates. However, Cisco recommends that you update the Windows Operating System per Microsoft (KB938977 ).
The Cisco Unified Video Conferencing Series of products generally do not need updates. No update is required on Multipoint Conference Units and Gateways; customers who require accurate time should synchronize to an NTP server. Cisco Unified Video Conferencing Manager require Microsoft and application/integrated Java updates.
For Cisco Unity, defect CSCsk79469, "DST: Venezuela," has been opened to track the new time zone change.
Use this link in order to view the defect:
https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCsk79469
For Cisco Unity Connection 1.X, defects CSCsk82755, "DST: Venezuela implements new time zone (GMT minus 4.5 hours)," and CSCsk82774, "DST: Brazil to implements new DST dates in October 2007," have been opened to track the new time zone change.
Use these link in order to view the defects:
https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCsk82755
https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCsk82774
Cisco Unity Express requires that the Linux operating system be updated in order to enable the new time zone. The release of CUE software that will enable the new time zone is to be determined, but will likely be release 3.2.
Complete these steps in order to support the Venezuela time zone:
Stop CWM core.
Install these Solaris patches for Venezuela timezone change:
IDR136734-01 for 5.10 Sparc
IDR136736-01 for 5.9 Sparc
Note: You can download these patches from the Sun website .
Execute "coldstart."
Reboot the CWM server.
Verify the new timezone change has been reflected on CWM server, and then start CWM core.
For assistance with other Cisco devices not addressed in this document, contact the Technical Assistance Center (TAC) through this local number:
Access Number: 0 800 2255 288; once you are in the system, dial: 888 443 2447
You can also access the TAC through this link:
http://www.cisco.com/web/LA/soporte/index.html
Select the Crear una nueva Solicitud de Servicio del TAC option.
Note: A support contract number is required in order to obtain assistance through the TAC.
Document ID: 99708
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Initial Release |