host

IP_address

Sets the IP address of the RFC 868-compliant host that will be used as the
time source. This is the address of a host which will respond to an empty
datagram on UDP port 37 with a datagram containing the current time.
list Displays all configured time-related parameters. This includes the current
time (if set) and the source of the time (operator or IP address from which
time was last received).
Example: time list
05:20:27 Wednesday December 7, 1994
Set by: operator
Time Host: 131.210.4.1
Sync Interval: 10 seconds GMT
Offset: -300 minutes
offset

minutes

Defines the time zone, in minutes, offset from GMT (Greenwich Mean
Time). Note that values west of GMT are negative. For example, EST is 5
hours earlier than GMT,so the command would be time offset -300.
Valid values: -720 to 720
Default value: 0
set <

year month date hour minute second

>
Prompts you to set the current time. If you do not specify the entire time in
the command, you are prompted for the remaining values. Youcan change
the date as shown in the following example.
Example: time set
year [1996] 1997
month [12]?
date [6]? 7
hour [11]? 12
minute [3]?
second [2]?
sync
seconds
Sets the period, in seconds, at which the router will poll the time host for
the current time.
Unpatch
Use the unpatch command to restore the values of the patch variables entered
with the patch command to their default values. See the patch command in “Patch”
on page 72 for details.
Syntax:
unpatch

variable_name

Note: You
must
specify the long name of the patch variable to be restored.
Update
Use the update command to update the configuration memory when you receive a
new software load.
Syntax:
update version-of-SRAM
CONFIG Commands
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