I believe the server log times are related to the time zone that the server is set to at the Windows level.  I’m not aware of any way to change it other than to change the server’s time/time zone settings to be what you want for IFS, but that would lead to complications when working on the server with any non-IFS logs etc.

Nick

Hello @NickPorter ,

The problem is caused by java. I hope it can be understood with a screenshot.
But i need help on how to fix it.

Barış

If I understand the screenshots correctly it is still related to the time zones: Asia/Istanbul (left image) is set to use Daylight Saving setting but Europe/Instanbul is not (right image), which is why there is an hour difference.  I’m not sure which is really correct or wanted.

If you change the server time zone to another with a similar offset (e.g. Nairobi which is UTC +3) does that generate a similar difference?  Might need a service or server restart.

Hello,

In the command window on the left, java in IFS is used.
The other uses Java defined in environment variables.

@NickPorter, I tried the method you said, it didn't work.