Time zone in message monitoring (GMT)

Hi all -
as I understand, all messages in XI are saved with timestamps within GMT time zone.
This results in having a possible mismatch between displays in Adapter Engine (e.g., message monitoring) and Integration Engine (e.g., SXMB_MONI), the letter using the correct system time zone / personal time zone.
Is there any way to avoid GMT display in message monitoring?
Thanks,
Stefan

Dear Stefan,
I had encountered a similar issue with discrepancy in time between Adapter engine and the integration engine.
Solution:I checked the user profile settings in SU01 and changed the default setting ( Personal and System time) to have the time I needed.
The IE takes the Personal time / system time, however AE takes only the system time. So you have to make sure both the values are defined correctly for the effect to take place and then the AE and IE display time will be in sync. AE does not look into the personal time. So define the system time correctly and Personal time would be mandatory as IE looks for it.
Let me know if you need clarification.
Thanks.
Anit

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