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all time in the EMC will be shown in UTC, if you want to see it in your timezone you need to use the EMS Get-ActiveSyncDeviceStatis<wbr />tics<br />
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it will be something like <br />
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Get-ActiveSyncDevice &nbsp;-Mailbox username | Get-ActiveSyncDeviceStatis<wbr />tics | fl LastSuccessSync
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The command: <b>Get-ActiveSyncDevice -Mailbox username| Get-ActiveSyncDeviceStatis<wbr />tics | fl LastSuccessSync</b> still displays the wrong time?
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At present the active sync synchronization time stamp is displaying in UTC. How do I modify this attribute to reflect the correct time zone UTC+10:00 ?<br />
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At present the active sync synchronization time stamp is displaying in UTC. How do I modify this attribute to reflect the correct time zone UTC+10:00 ?
  


all time in the EMC will be shown in UTC, if you want to see it in your timezone you need to use the EMS Get-ActiveSyncDeviceStatistics

it will be something like 

Get-ActiveSyncDevice  -Mailbox username | Get-ActiveSyncDeviceStatistics | fl LastSuccessSync

The command: Get-ActiveSyncDevice -Mailbox username| Get-ActiveSyncDeviceStatistics | fl LastSuccessSync still displays the wrong time?

Change the ActiveSync time zone on Exchange 2010 SP2

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