SCSI to SCSI RAID Subsystem
User Manual
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7.4 NTP Setting
NTP (N
etwork Time Protocol
) is an Internet standard protocol used to synchronize the
clocks of computers to some time reference.
By default, “Use Local Time Setting” is selected. This means the RAID subsystem will get
time information from local computer. Whenever the RAID subsystem is started or
restarted, you need to use “Sync RTC”. RTC Stands for Real Time Clock and is used to
set the time on the RAID controller. Setting the correct time plays an important role in
the system administration which helps administrators keep accurate record of when the
events actually occur.
To set the NTP function:
1.
Select “NTP Setting” from Network menu.
2.
Select the “Sync with a NTP Server” option. Then setup the necessary options.
Option
Description
Time Zone
Select the local time zone
.
NTP Server
Enter the NTP Server IP Address
.
3.
Click “Submit” to save the settings.
