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Outages Export timestamps incorrect
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I noticed that when I exported the excel file, the export time was off by 3 hours (marked as 3 hours earlier than when I pulled the report) and the timestamps are also off, compared to the timestamps on the web portal (off by 4 hours later than the portal specifies).
It seems the portal time is correct, (at least with ping reports), considering when we start to have network issues, the time correlates. But I can't export ping reports so I can't tell how it would look in an excel file.
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@claytonbcollins
It seems data are exported in UTC format and not in the agent's timezone.Will try to take a look at it asap and will come back to you
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I confirm
The export was not considering the agent's timezone and was showing the date and time in UTCThe fix will be live in minutes: please confirm when you will test again.
Thank you for this feedback!
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@SBK
So, when it's showing a daily/nightly outage at 1am, is that EST/local time, or is that UTC? BTW, when I exported, the export time seems to still be incorrect (I just pulled it at 7:26pm EST, but it's showing 4:26pm. It would be nice if it specified what timezome each of the readings were for.Also, how would I go about determining what the data is telling me, regarding the performance of the network?
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@claytonbcollins
Your agent has been set with NY timezone i.e. EST so every date and time you see in the web app is already expressed in EST timezone.Your comment highlighted a bug in the export that has been already fixed.
Can you please tell me which export are you referring to so i can double check?
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Is it possible you are referring to the "Export date" at the very top of the excel file ?
