Email TimeStamp

I am having an issue with timestamps on emails. Internally the
timestamp is correct. Any email that goes to the outside world ends up
an hour behind it is 8:30 but the email sent shows 7:30. I verified
the workstation has the correct time and timezone with daylight savings
selected. I verified the server has the correct time and timezone
selected with daylight savings selected. I attempted using OWA
directly from the server and get the same result. The preferences in
OWA has the correct timezone set. There is an external spam filtering
company I thought might be modifying the timestamp so I bypassed
forwarding out through them directly to other systems and still have
the same results. I verified our firewall has the correct time. Could
this be the isp? I am running out of ideas on where to get this
resolved.


Thanks, Jared

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