Powershell Query Office 365 messages

Beans today reset the mail configuration of a financial software, you need to inquire about the successful delivery. Sign in to Office 365-admin-exchange-mail flow and set the conditions to query

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Then the problem arises, and the system displays the time in UTC, not the time of my location.

According to Microsoft's explanation, this is not a solution, so as a cloud server, Office365 is not aware of the local time of the user's computer.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2800633

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UTC time looks too awkward, the beans think it is still used PowerShell to get good, you can also re-customize the field.

Here is the corresponding script:

#加载模块 $cred = get-credential "[email protected]" Import-module Msonlineset-executionpolicy Remotesignedconnect-msolservice-credential $cred # sign-in $Session = New-pssession-configurationname Microsoft.exchange -connectionuri https://outlook.office365.com/powershell/-credential $Cred-authentication Basic- Allowredirectionimport-pssession $session # Set the time period for the search and the sender $dateend = get-date $dateStart = $dateEnd. AddHours ( -1) $sender = "[Email protected]" #自定义时间, convert time zone get-messagetrace-startdate $dateStart-enddate $dateEnd-senderaddress $sender | Select-object @{name= ' time '; E={[system.timezone]::currenttimezone.tolocaltime ($_.received)}}, SenderAddress, RecipientAddress, Subject, Status, Toip, FROMIP, Size, MessageID, Messagetraceid | Out-gridview

As a result, you can see that the time has changed to cost time.

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Powershell Query Office 365 messages