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Setting Date and Time of the Node

Setting the date, time, time zone, and time server of a node in a network is essential to track the time at which various activities were carried out (mainly alarms) in the node. Based on the configured time and date, TL1 interface displays the GMT. Modifying the date and time does not affect any of the previously raised alarms. However, all the new alarms are stamped with the new date and time. Similarly, the event history does not change even after the date and time change reflects the change. You can change the node time settings by editing values in the web user interface. For changes to take place in the operating system and logs, a service non-disruptive reset has to be applied.

Perform the steps given below to set the date and time of the node.

  1. Click System Time > Set time in the navigation pane. The Set Node Time preview pane is displayed. Current date and time is selected by default.

    Set Node Time

  2. Select the desired values. For more information, refer to the Set Node Time parameters table given below for parameter description and acceptable values supported.
  3. Click Submit. A Successfully Modified message is displayed.

Set Node Time parameters

This Parameter

Represents

Acceptable Values

Date and Time

Current date and time relevant to the configured time zone.

  • Month: January to December
  • Date: 1 to 31
  • Year: 2001 to 2036
  • Hour: 00 to 23
  • Minutes: 00 to 59
  • Seconds: 00 to 59

See Also

Working with System Time

Setting Time Zone

Setting Other Time Zone

Enabling Secondary Time Zone

Setting Time Server for the Node