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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