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Figure 11-7: Expert > Administration > Time/Date > NTP Enable
Setting Time and Date with NTP
NTP (Network Time Protocol) is an Internet standard protocol which enables
your system clock to be synchronized with the true time, defined as the
average of many high-accuracy clocks around the world. NTP is disabled by
default.
T To Manually Set the Time and Date
1. Go to Administration > Time/Date in Expert mode.
The Time/Date form appears.
2. Select a timezone from the “Timezone” pull-down list.
3. Select “Disable” from the “Network Time Protocol” menu.
4. Type the date and time in the fields provided.
5. Click “apply changes.”
T To Configure Time and Date Using an NTP Server
1. Go to Administration > Time/Date in Expert mode.
The Time/Date form appears.
2. Select a timezone from the “Timezone” pull-down list.
3. Select “Enable” from the “Network Time Protocol” pull-down menu.
The “NTP Server” field appears.
- BLACK BOX® 1
- Advanced Console Server 1
- Contents 10
- Procedures 25
- Before You Begin 31
- Related Documents 33
- BLACK BOX® firmware Upgrades 34
- Introduction 35
- Overview 36
- Serial Ports 38
- Ethernet Port 38
- Console Port 38
- Power Supply 38
- Web Manager 39
- Types of Users 40
- Security 40
- Packet Filtering on CS 43
- Syslog Servers 51
- facility, and to 52
- facility 52
- CS and Power Management 53
- Configuring Power Management 54
- Options for Managing Power 56
- Chapter 2 57
- Shipping Box Contents 58
- Basic Installation Procedures 64
- Mounting the CS 65
- Making an Ethernet Connection 65
- Network Parameters 67
- To Change the root password 69
- To Select a Security Profile 73
- Installing PCMCIA Cards 76
- Connecting AlterPath PM IPDUs 77
- Chapter 3 79
- Web Manager for Regular Users 79
- Form area 81
- Connect to CS 83
- Connect to Serial Ports 84
- To Close a Telnet Session 85
- Chapter 4 95
- BLACK BOX® Web Manager 96
- Buttons and CS Information 98
- Logging Into the Web Manager 100
- Wizard Mode 104
- Expert Mode 104
- Chapter 5 107
- Configuring CS in Wizard Mode 107
- Custom Security Profile 108
- Default Security Profile 108
- User Configurable 110
- Step 2: Network Settings 115
- Step 3: Port Profile 118
- Flow Control” pull-down menu 120
- Step 4: Access 121
- To Add a User 124
- To Delete a User 125
- To Change a Password 125
- Step 5: Data Buffering 126
- To Configure Data Buffering 130
- Step 6: System Log 131
- To Add a Syslog Server 132
- To Delete a Syslog Server 133
- Chapter 6 135
- Ports Administration 137
- Chapter 7 145
- Applications Menu & Forms 145
- Applications 146
- To Connect to the CS 149
- IPDU Power Mgmt 150
- Outlets Manager 151
- Power Outlets 153
- View IPDUs Info 154
- Users Manager 157
- Configuration 159
- Current Protection for IPDUs 160
- IPDU Multi-Outlet Ctrl 163
- Power Management Icons 165
- Power State 167
- Power States 167
- IPMI Power Management 169
- /etc/IPMIServer.conf files 171
- Management 173
- Connected To a Serial Port 175
- Terminal Profile Menu 176
- Applications 179
- 5. Click “apply changes.” 179
- Chapter 8 181
- Network Menu & Forms 181
- Host Settings 182
- Specify Message Filtering 188
- PCMCIA Management 188
- To Configure a PCMCIA Card 190
- Configuring a GSM PCMCIA Card 196
- Disk Drive 200
- Hard Disk Drive 201
- VPN Connections 206
- To Configure VPN 210
- To Configure SNMP 214
- Firewall Configuration 216
- Network 225
- Type Menu Options 225
- To Add a Chain 229
- To Edit a Chain 229
- To Add a Rule 230
- Host Table 231
- Static Routes 232
- Chapter 9 237
- Security Menu & Forms 237
- Users and Groups 238
- Adding a User 239
- Adding a Group 240
- To Delete a User or Group 241
- To Change a User’s Password 241
- To Add a Group 241
- Active Ports Sessions 242
- Sessions 244
- Authentication 244
- Group Authorization on RADIUS 249
- Group Authorization on LDAP 252
- Security Profiles 256
- Pre-defined Security Profiles 257
- Security Certificates 266
- Chapter 10 267
- Ports Menu & Forms 267
- Physical Ports 269
- Connection Profiles 272
- Bidirectional Telnet Protocol 275
- Console Connection 276
- Bidirectional Telnet 278
- Terminal Server 280
- External Modem 282
- Data Buffering 294
- Multi User 298
- More Serial Ports 300
- Power Management 301
- Connected to a Console 309
- Virtual Ports 311
- Ports Status 317
- Ports Statistics 318
- Chapter 11 321
- System Information 322
- To View System Information 325
- Notifications 325
- Port Data Buffering Events 327
- Email Notifications Entry 327
- Pager Notifications Entry 330
- SNMP Trap Notifications Entry 332
- Time/Date 335
- Boot Configuration 337
- To Configure CS Boot 339
- Backup Configuration 340
- Upgrade Firmware 343
- To Upgrade the CS’s firmware 345
- To Reboot the CS 346
- Online Help 347
- Appendix A 349
- Technical Specifications 349
- Appendix B 351
- Information 351
- Console Server 352
- Replacing the Battery 354
- FCC Warning Statement 355
- Console Server Models 355
- Canadian DOC Notice 355
- Appendix C 359
- Supported PCMCIA Cards 359
- Glossary 363
- X.509 Cerfiticate on SSH 236 392
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