Thank you for posting up all the TABs, I just wanted to make sure there was nothing else in your config messing with us which there is not that I can see.
It should work but it is not. The only thing I can think of is Windows security or firewall which allows the other computer to access the NTP server but denies the switch access.
Look into windows security and or firewall settings.
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Re: Setting time and date
sirhc wrote:Thank you for posting up all the TABs, I just wanted to make sure there was nothing else in your config messing with us which there is not that I can see. It should work but it is not. The only thing I can think of is Windows security or firewall which allows the other computer to access the NTP server but denies the switch access. Look into windows security and or firewall settings.
Thanks for your thoughts.
We reconfigured the Wisp Switch to have access to the Internet and used a public NTP server (time.nist.gov) and the time set on the WISP Switch properly.
Although the tests to the local Windows 2008 NTP server seemed to respond the same as the public servers, we guess there's something wrong with the local server.
Thanks again for the input.
George
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Re: Setting time and date
Yea has to be the NTP server as we run an internal NTP server on our Linux cluster with an invalid IP and it works fine.
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