Local Time

Enter the correct date (dd-mm-yyyy) and time (hh:mm) here and click “Change Local Time” to set the current system time on the switch.

Internet Time

If you check the option “Synchronize with an Internet Time Server (NTP),” the time setting will be periodically synchronized to the time of the NTP server specified on each restart of the switch and every hour. NTP Server1 is the server the switch will first try to synchronize with; NTP Server2 is the backup time server, which the switch will synchronize with when the first time server is not available. Just enter the domain name of the time server and click “Store Settings” to save, then click “Apply Settings”/“Restart Servers” to validate all the modifications you have made for time settings. Note: If you choose this option, the original local date and time settings you manually entered will be refreshed with the time provided bythe Internet time server. There are many Internet time servers available: Search the Internet for those nearest your switch installation, as a time server nearer to you will reduce time latency in synchronization.

Main: Security

This screen lets you to configure and implement security-related settings of your switch, such as uploading your certificates for the server side, selecting the security level of the viewer connections, and establishing the password policy for the viewer and browser connections. After you have made all modifications, click “Store Settings” to save your settings, then click “Apply Settings”/”Restart Servers” to validate these new settings. NOTE: No change made on this screen will take effect until you click “Apply Settings”/“Restart Servers.”

MANAGEMENT OVER A BROWSER

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