configure
timezone
sets the timezone for the device.
Tip: Use the show timezones command to view a list of available timezone abbreviations.
Note: You cannot set the time or date on the device while the NTP server is enabled. You can set the time zone.
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set the system | Use configure terminal clock date to set the system date. In this example, the date is set to March 30, | |
date | 2006. |
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| hostname# conf t clock date | |
set the system | Use configure terminal clock dst to enable daylight saving time on the system clock. | |
clock to |
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daylight | hostname# conf t clock dst | |
saving time |
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turn daylight | Use configure terminal clock no dst to disable daylight saving time. | |
saving time |
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off | hostname# | conf t clock no dst |
set the system | Use configure terminal clock to set the system time. In this example, the system time is set to 3:30 | |
time | PM: |
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| hostname# # conf t clock time 15:30:00 | |
set the system | Use configure terminal clock timezone to set the system timezone. In this example, the system | |
timezone | timezone is set to Central Standard Time (CST): | |
| hostname# | conf t clock timezone CST |
conf t ddos
The configure terminal ddos command defines the settings for managing Distributed Denial of Service attacks.
configures the settings for connection flood attacks.
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