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Thread: Setting the internal clock

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    Setting the internal clock

    How can I (automatically) set the internal clock on the WL500G to sincronize with a time server?
    which command line should be used?

    thanks.
    [ WL-500G | fw: 1.9.2.7-7f ]

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    Read user manual.

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    I did. It didn't work.
    That's why i asked here for the command line...
    [ WL-500G | fw: 1.9.2.7-7f ]

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    Quote Originally Posted by gwl
    I did. It didn't work.
    That's why i asked here for the command line...
    It works perfectly for sure. Try the different time server then.

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    It works now. I think the problems I had were caused by the firewall.
    I tryed the ip of my dns server, and found out that it also provides ntp.
    To anyone who might need it, here it is:

    To set your router's clock just run:
    ntpclient -s -h xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

    (where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the ip of the ntp server)
    (if you're behind a firewall and port "123" is blocked, just try to use the ip of your gateway and/or DNS server. )
    [ WL-500G | fw: 1.9.2.7-7f ]

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    It's possible with "dates" or "date" commad on telnet without internet connection.

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