Nortel Networks NB5PLUS4/W manual Primary, Secon­dary Tertiary Sntp Servers, Timeout, Retry Coun­t

Option	Description
Primary, Secon­dary,
Tertiary SNTP Servers	This allows you to enter three different
	SNTP server addresses. If one of these
	servers is unavailable your modem
	will use an alternative. An example
	of an NTP server on the Internet is
	128.250.36.3.
Timeout:	The number of seconds your modem will
	attempt to connect to an SNTP server
	before trying an alternative server
	should the server you are trying to con-
	nect to be unavailable.
Pollingg­ In­terval:	The interval that your modem will up-
	date its time with an SNTP server.
Retry Coun­t:	The number of attempts at connecting
	to an SNTP server.
Time Zon­e:	Select the time zone you are in.
Day Lig­ht:	Enable this to enable daylight savings
	for the time on your modem.
Click Apply to save the settings.

To check that your NB5Plus4/W modem is talking to an NTP server, follow these instructions for Windows Operating Systems:

1.Open a Command Prompt (Start > Run > cmd).

2.Type telnet 192.168.1.1 (or the IP address of your modem) and enter.

3.Type your login and password.

Login: admin

Password: admin

4.date [ENTER key]

5.Note that the date is set correctly.

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