Nokia ESB26 User Manual page 307

25. Status Monitoring, Statistics and General Commands
Argument Description
detail (Optional) If detail is specified, the command also displays the type of the currently used
synchronization client. If detail is not specified, the command displays the current system
time
Examples
1. The following example displays the date and time.
device-name(config)#show clock
Current system time TUE APR 10 13:45:04 2004
2. The following example displays the date and time, and also shows the currently used
synchronization client (if available).
device-name(config)#show clock detail
Current system time TUE APR 10 13:45:04 2004
Time client is not used
3. The following example displays the date and time, and also shows the currently used
synchronization client (if available):
device-name#show clock detail
Current system time THU JAN 01 00:01:02 1993
Time client is running with following peers:
Time server: 192.168.0.4
Refresh time: 10 minutes
Time zone shift: 2 hour(s)
time-server
The time-server command, in Global Configuration mode, sets your device to synchronize
the system-time with the specified remote host. The no form of this command removes the
timeserver definitions.
Remote system-time synchronization allows the system to accurately keep the correct time
and date.
1. To use this feature, first choose the remote time synchronization protocol: "Daytime
protocol" (RFC867), "Time protocol" (RFC868)", or NTP (Network Time Protocol).
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The "Daytime Protocol" specifies the date and time as a character string.
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The "Time Protocol" specifies the time in seconds since midnight, January 1,
1900.
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NTP, a highly accurate time synchronization protocol, has become a standard for
Internet time synchronization. It requires additional configuration commands
(including optional MD5 authentication). For details about NTP, refer to "NTP
Client Description".
2. Configure the chosen time host service protocol;
3. Set the device for remote time synchronization.
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