Business Message Report shows INBOUND Send Time Stamp=01/01/1970: wrong

Configuration :
Servers -
Oracle B2B <-> Apache Proxy Server <-> Shared Network <->Apache Proxy Server <-> WebMethods B2B
Protocol -
AS2
All INBOUND to Oracle B2B AS2 messages from the WebMethods B2B have a "Send Time Stamp" = " January 1, 1970 12:00:00 AM"
However, all AS2 MDN's from the WebMethods B2B have the correct "Send Time Stamp".
And when we test between 2 Oracle B2B's in development, without using a proxy server, the "Send Time Stamp" is correct for AS2 messages and AS2 MDN's.
My question is where is the "Send Time Stamp" being set ?
Is it the trading partner, e.g. WebMethods ?
Is it a proxy server?
How can we ensure that the "Send Time Stamp" correctly reflects when the trading partner sent the AS2 message ?

Can you check your infra db timing please? Anyways sending timestamp should not be affected due to this but no harm in verifying.
Regards,
Anuj

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