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Switch Time Settings
This screen allows you to configure the switch’s time settings, including time zone, current
date and time as well as an NTP (Network Time Protocol) time server.
NTP server: You may specify an NTP server to automatically set the switch’s clock. If a
DNS server is configured, you may use a fully qualified domain name; otherwise, you must
specify an IP address.
Timezone:
This is the local timezone where the switch is installed. The switch will offset
accordingly from the current time configured in the switch.
Set Switch Date: This is where the date is set for the switch. The format of the date is Year-
Month-Day (YYYY-MM-DD).
Set Switch Time: This is where the time is set for the switch. The format of the time is
hour:minute:second (HH:MM:SS).
There is also a
“Get Browser Time” button to synchronize the switch’s clock to your local
browser’s time and a “Normalize Time” button to format the time in a manner that the
switch will view it. In other words, if the seconds are left out in time field, the normalize
button will show the seconds field that will be set when the Commit button is pressed.
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