IIS6 time stamp in logs

Hello David,

If the selected log file format is W3C Extended Log File Format, the date
and time stamp is in GMT. There are two solutions for this, change the
logging format, or use the convlog utility to add the GMT offset in the
logfiles. For more information, please look at KB Article 271196.

Link(s):

IIS Log File Entries Have the Incorrect Date and Time Stamp
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=271196" target="_blank">http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=271196</a>


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Kristofer Gafvert
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"David Shorthouse" <davidshorthouse.DeleteThis@shawyourclothes.ca> wrote in message
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 > Hey folks,
 >
 > I have IIS6 configured to log visits, but what is the time reported
 > here? I am in in MST, but the log shows GMT. Is there any way to have the
 > log show my local time?
 >
 > Dave
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 > I have IIS6 configured to log visits, but what is the time reported
I'm in EST and I found the exact same thing! :> Not funny haha, but that
I'm not the only one, and I'm sure you won't be the last one. From what
I've heard/read, it's the logging standard to do it that way for the type of
logging your using. I believe the log analysis tools prefer the w3c format
to logging and they will change the times/dates for your viewing pleasure.
But there is the iis logging format if you don't care about analyzing

HTH. :> Have a good one! :><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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