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TimGowen
Copper Contributor
Feb 09, 2023

Time Zone change on resource doesn't save

Hello

 

Trying to change the time zone of a room, I enter:

 

Get-MailboxCalendarConfiguration -Identity email address removed for privacy reasons

WARNING: Events from Email parameters of this cmdlet are deprecated. Use Get-EventsFromEmailConfiguration instead.
Identity WorkDays WorkingHoursStartTime WorkingHoursEndTime WorkingHoursTimeZone
-------- -------- --------------------- ------------------- --------------------
Room - Patron's Lounge Weekdays 09:00:00 17:00:00 Pacific Standard Time

 

I'm in London so: Set-MailboxRegionalConfiguration -Identity email address removed for privacy reasons -Timezone "GMT Standard Time"

 

But When I do the Get command again it's not changed from PST. This has worked for other mailboxes in the past but it seems that they have all reverted to Pacific Time...

microsoft 365
outlook

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  • Martin_Koe's avatar
    Martin_Koe
    Copper Contributor
    May 11, 2023
    The command is working fine at my end, but I´d like to avoid the warning message "WARNING: Events from Email parameters of this cmdlet are deprecated. Use Get-EventsFromEmailConfiguration instead.". How do I get rid of them?
    • ChrisClaytonSTLCC's avatar
      ChrisClaytonSTLCC
      Brass Contributor
      Jul 11, 2023

      Martin_Koe, I also would like to be able to get rid of the warnings.  After the first hundred I got the message.

       

      You can get different results between MailboxRegionalConfiguration and MailboxCalendarConfiguration.  If you want to set it for users, you need to set both.

       

      Get-MailboxRegionalConfiguration should return the results of Set-MailboxRegionalConfiguration.

       

      Get-MailboxCalendarConfiguration should return the results of Set-MailboxCalendarConfiguration.  

       

      I don't know why there are two, or why the MailboxCalendarConfiguration gets set differently depending on what client is used to access email the first time.  

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