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Wow, that was too simple. I didn't realize owa had it's own region settings. I thought it pulled from the servers time. Thanks!
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Wow, that was too simple. I didn't realize owa had it's own region settings. I thought it pulled from the servers time. Thanks!

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We just finished a transition from Exchange 2003 to 2010. All mailboxes are on the 2010 server but we have not shut down the 2k3 server in case some clients haven't checked in for their new settings. My problem is in OWA. When i look at the calendar in OWA the time is off 3 hours. Most of my searches point to exchange 2003 and the DST problems from a few years back. I wouldn't think that would be the issue since server 2008 should be patched for that already. Any ideas where to look next?
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Hi,

We just finished a transition from Exchange 2003 to 2010. All mailboxes are on the 2010 server but we have not shut down the 2k3 server in case some clients haven't checked in for their new settings. My problem is in OWA. When i look at the calendar in OWA the time is off 3 hours. Most of my searches point to exchange 2003 and the DST problems from a few years back. I wouldn't think that would be the issue since server 2008 should be patched for that already. Any ideas where to look next?

OWA 2010 time off 3 hours

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.