| Output Name |
Range |
Type |
Description |
| timezone |
|
string
|
Current timezone name where the storage system is operating. A timezone can have one of the two formats: - "Using a location string specified in Arthur David Olsen's public domain time zone database. For example, "Americas/New_York" represents most of the Eastern Time Zone.";
- "A traditional time zone abbreviation incorporating default rules for daylight savings time. For example, "EST5EDT" for the US Eastern Time Zone.";
|
| timezone-UTC |
|
string
|
Current timezone of the storage system in UTC +/-hhmm format. This indicates that the local time zone is hh hours and mm minutes ahead or behind UTC. For example, Central European Time(CET) is +0100 and U.S./Canadian Eastern Standard Time(EST) is -0500. |
| timezone-version |
|
string
|
Version of the time zone database. "YYYY" is the year the data base was released and "v" is the version within that year. "YYYY" will be four decimal digits and "v" will be an ASCII letter starting with "a" and increasing with each version. For example, the second 2007 version is "2007b". |