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For example, September 29, 2011 13:20:00 can be entered in any of the following ways: • 0929132011 and 092913202011: where 0929 represents September 29, 1320 represents 1:20 pm (or 13:20 in a 24-hour time format), and 11 and 2011 both represent 2011. • 0929132011.00 and 092913202011.00: where 0929 represents September 29, 1320 represents 1:20 pm (or 13:20 in a 24-hour time format), 11 and 2011 both represent 2011, and .00 represents 1:20:00 pm). administrator@mydr4000 > system --setdate --date 0929132011 --timezone US/Pacific Please stop NTP service before changing time. administrator@mydr4000 > system --setntp --disable Shutting down ntpd: [ OK ] Thu Sep 29 13:20:00 PDT 2011 Changed the time zone to US/Pacific NTP service is already disabled. Configuration updated Telnet State : Disabled Compression Level : best Time Zone : US/Pacific Online Data Verification : Disabled Marker : commvault --setntp [--add , --delete , --enable, -disable, --adjust_time] To add a new NTP server, delete an existing NTP server, enable or disable the existing NTP service, or synchronize the time on a DR4000 system with a designated NTP server, see the following command strings examples. To add a new NTP server, enter the example command string at the system prompt: administrator@mydr4000 > system --setntp --add 2.centos.pool.ntp.org Stopping NTP service ... Done Managing the DR4000 System 55

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Managing the DR4000 System
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For example, September 29, 2011 13:20:00 can be entered in any of the
following ways:
•
0929132011 and 092913202011: where
0929
represents September 29,
1320
represents 1:20 pm (or 13:20 in a 24-hour time format), and
11
and
2011
both represent 2011.
•
0929132011.00 and 092913202011.00: where
0929
represents September
29,
1320
represents 1:20 pm (or 13:20 in a 24-hour time format),
11
and
2011
both represent 2011, and
.00
represents 1:20:00 pm).
administrator@mydr4000 > system --setdate --date 0929132011
--timezone US/Pacific
Please stop NTP service before changing time.
administrator@mydr4000 > system --setntp --disable
Shutting down ntpd: [
OK
]
Thu Sep 29 13:20:00 PDT 2011
Changed the time zone to US/Pacific
NTP service is already disabled.
Configuration updated
Telnet State
: Disabled
Compression Level
: best
Time Zone
: US/Pacific
Online Data Verification
: Disabled
Marker
: commvault
--setntp [--add <server name>, --delete <server name>, --enable, --
disable, --adjust_time]
To add a new NTP server, delete an existing NTP server, enable or disable the
existing NTP service, or synchronize the time on a DR4000 system with a
designated NTP server, see the following command strings examples.
To add a new NTP server, enter the example command string at the system
prompt:
administrator@mydr4000 > system --setntp --add
2.centos.pool.ntp.org
Stopping NTP service ... Done