Juniper NETWORK AND SECURITY MANAGER NSM3000 - REV 1, Manual

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NOTE: NTP is disabled by default. We recommend that you enable this
option to ensure that the time is always accurate.
To change time options:
1.
On the NSM appliance Settings menu, enter 6 at the prompt.
2.
Enter 1 to change the time zone.
Follow the prompts to find the time zone you want based on the options listed earlier.
The final selection returns you to the NSM appliance Settings menu.
3.
Enter 2 to set NTP servers.
NTP servers automatically set the system clock based on external time sources.
4.
Enter one of the following values at the prompt:
• 1 to enable or disable NTP.
• 2 to add an NTP server.
The remaining numbered options allow you to remove an NTP server from the list.
5.
Follow the prompts to enable, set, or delete the NTP servers and return to the NSM
appliance Settings menu.
Forwarding Local Status E-mails
You can use this option to forward all local root e-mail messages to an e-mail address.
You can add an unlimited number of e-mail addresses in addition to mailing lists to help
manage large numbers of recipients.
To set the Forward Local Status:
1.
On the NSM appliance Settings menu, enter 7 at the prompt.
2.
Enter 1 to add or change the recipient.
3.
Enter 2 to remove the recipient.
Updating System Security
System security updates are NSM appliance operating system-level patches that protect
the system against any future reported security vulnerabilities. The NSM appliance checks
for new updates daily by connecting to Juniper Networks.
To manage system security updates:
1.
On the NSM appliance Settings menu, enter 8 at the prompt.
2.
Enter one of the following values to select the option:
• 1 to check for and install security updates now.
• 2 to enable or disable automatic security updates.
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