The decision to use Greenwich as the baseline of global time was made in an era when Britannia ruled the seas. Figure 1 shows a world map with all the time zones for your reference. The Earth is divided into time zones, with universal time being reckoned from the Prime Meridian in Greenwich, England. Because of this point of confusion on how to set correct UT, your local time setting can be correct but the UT could be way off if you use the plus sign instead of the minus sign. As an example, take a computer network in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Time is synchronized to the network.
Since the newer Novell clients ask the server for UT, all the clients will receive incorrect time from the server even though the server's local time is correct. You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines.