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WLAN Access Point · Command Reference
Command Reference
So far, most of the settings have been described in a functional context or as examples.
Not all setting options were discussed in detail, as this would usually have led to an unma-
nageable amount of information. For completeness, individual setting options / functionali-
ties in the order of the tabs and sub-tabs are described below.
Status
All settings and functions have already been described – e.g. see Expert Diagrams on
page 35.
System > System
Time synchronisation
The Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a standard for synchronizing clocks in computer sys-
tems over packet-based communication networks. NTP uses the connectionless transport
protocol UDP. It has been specifically designed to provide reliable time information over vari-
able packet delay networks.
The setting is mainly relevant for the timer function (see page 32 et seq.) of the WLAN
Access Point.
Enable NTP client
• Enable this option so that the WLAN Access Point can access preset time servers
(NTP) of the respective time zone via the internet in order to ensure a reliable time
control.
Offer NTP server
• Enable the NTP server to use the WLAN Access Point as an NTP server for devices
within the network.
NTP server candidates
• Here you have the option of defining, adding or deleting various NTP servers. The
most common NTP servers are pre-set for Europe.
- An NTP server always stays selected.