Difference between revisions of "NTP Settings"
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The Exigo system needs a NTP server to work.<br> | The Exigo system needs a NTP server to work.<br> | ||
The NTP server is used by a number of services including time stamp on log data. | The NTP server is used by a number of services including time stamp on log data. | ||
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== Configuring the NTP server == | == Configuring the NTP server == | ||
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[[File:NTP settings 2.JPG|thumb|left|500px|NTP Settings]] | [[File:NTP settings 2.JPG|thumb|left|500px|NTP Settings]] | ||
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* Select '''Configuration''' view | * Select '''Configuration''' view | ||
* Select '''System Settings''' -> '''NTP''' | * Select '''System Settings''' -> '''NTP''' | ||
Revision as of 08:57, 13 September 2016
Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a networking protocol for clock synchronization.
The Exigo system needs a NTP server to work.
The NTP server is used by a number of services including time stamp on log data.
Configuring the NTP server
By default the PSC (Primary System Controller) is set as the NTP server.
Following the Project wizard will set the PSC as the NTP server.
It is also possible to use an external NTP server.
These settings may also be changed later.
Editing the NTP settings
If needed it is also possible to edit the NTP settings.
- Select Configuration view
- Select System Settings -> NTP
Here it is possible to change the NTP settings for the system.
