@ptancre , in FNP the time zone licensing are accommodated in accordance with the GMT i.e. in literal differences from the GMT. For example:
To specify single time zones: FEATURE f1_single demo 1.0 permanent 4 TZ=‐08 SIGN=0
To specify multiple time zones, use a space as a delimiter and enclose the values in quotes.FEATURE f2_multiple demo 1.0 permanent 4 TZ="+05 +01" SIGN=0
The feature f1_single can be used only on clients that reside in the time zone GMT–08:00, while the feature f2_multiple can be used on clients that reside in time zone GMT+05:00 or on clients that reside in time zone GMT+01:00.
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The keyword allows time zones ranges, including ranges that span across GMT. FEATURE f1_range demo 1.0 permanent 4 TZ="‐05:‐08" SIGN=0 FEATURE f2_range demo 1.0 permanent 4 TZ="–05:–00 +00:+01" SIGN=0
The feature f1_range can be used on clients that reside in time zones that fall in the range GMT–05:00 through GMT–08:00, inclusive. The feature f2_range can be used on clients that reside in time zones that fall in the range from GMT–05:00 through GMT+01:00, inclusive.
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@ptancre , in FNP the time zone licensing are accommodated in accordance with the GMT i.e. in literal differences from the GMT. For example:
To specify single time zones: FEATURE f1_single demo 1.0 permanent 4 TZ=‐08 SIGN=0
To specify multiple time zones, use a space as a delimiter and enclose the values in quotes.FEATURE f2_multiple demo 1.0 permanent 4 TZ="+05 +01" SIGN=0
The feature f1_single can be used only on clients that reside in the time zone GMT–08:00, while the feature f2_multiple can be used on clients that reside in time zone GMT+05:00 or on clients that reside in time zone GMT+01:00.
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The keyword allows time zones ranges, including ranges that span across GMT. FEATURE f1_range demo 1.0 permanent 4 TZ="‐05:‐08" SIGN=0 FEATURE f2_range demo 1.0 permanent 4 TZ="–05:–00 +00:+01" SIGN=0
The feature f1_range can be used on clients that reside in time zones that fall in the range GMT–05:00 through GMT–08:00, inclusive. The feature f2_range can be used on clients that reside in time zones that fall in the range from GMT–05:00 through GMT+01:00, inclusive.
Hope this helps.
(If my response assists with your questions , then please click "ACCEPT AS SOLUTION" or 'Kudos' so that it help others.)
