Why do calendar entries that I originate in my Enterprise Outlook display as 1-day later on my iPhone 4S Ver 5.1.1? Example, Outlook travel dates 6/12-14 show up as 6/13-15 on iPhone Calendar. Is it likely that this is a problem with the Enterprise or the iPhone on how they sync? Any ideas? BTW, my IT dept is stumped - figure this out and educate them at the same time. Thanks!
iPhone 4S, iOS 5.1.1
Is the date/time correct on the iPhone? What about time zone?
Enterprise Outlook is correct, iPhone synced wrong dates
That wasn't the question.
What is the actual time and date on the iPhone? Is it correct?
The date and time and time zone were correct on the iPhone. The meeting dates were set up in Enterprise Outlook in the same time zone as the iPhone.
I'm having the exact same issue. Please let me know if you come up with a solution.
My IT came up with two workarounds. Either make multi-day events "all day", or ale them individual day events for each day of the multi-day event. They research and found that there was a service pack update that addressed this, but the application of it at enterprise level was not going to be feasible at this point. The workaround was ok with me. Just remember to adjust your notifications so you aren't alerted to the event at midnight.
Thanks for updating me on this. I'm fairly OCD, and it drives me crazy for the multiday events to be off.
Outlook Enterprise Calendar Entries on iPhone
