Troubleshooter

Notes

• The NTB has a built-in clock.
• The clock may "drift" and become inaccurate after several weeks.
• The clock can, however, synchronise itself against a more accurate clock on the network or Internet.
• These clocks are known as "NTP servers".
• Depending on your network configuration, however, the NTB may not be able to access the default NTP server.
• Your Network Administrator should have a list of alternative NTP servers and the NTB needs to be configured to use them.
• It is also necessary to ensure that the NTB is working to the correct time zone.

Instructions

1. Browse to the "Settings | Date and Time" page.
2. Read the "Help"
3. Set the "Time Method" to "Local System Clock"
4. Set the date and time to the correct values.
5. Reboot the NTB.
6. Browse back to the "Settings | Date and Time" page.
7. Set the "Time Method" to "Network Time Protocol (NTP)"
8. On the advice of the Network Administrator, enter the correct NTP server addresses.
9. Reboot the NTB

Resolution

Problem Solved.

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