Jan
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Setting NTP time server on Dell FS7500 through command line

datePosted on 10:40, January 23rd, 2013 by Many Ayromlou
  • SSH to the Group Interface IP (10.100 in our case)
  • Login as “fse”
  • Password “”
  • At the CLI prompt check the current cluster time using 
    system time-configuration view
  • If the time is wrong reset it (This will turn off NTP sync) using 
    system time-configuration -updatetime "DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS"
  • Use the view command to check it again.
  • If you need to set the NTP time use your DC’s NTP functionality on the client network and set it using 
    system time-configuration set-ntpserver xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

That’s it for now…….

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2 Responses to “Setting NTP time server on Dell FS7500 through command line”

  1. Claire on January 29th, 2013 at 19:44

    Hi! I work with engineering website EEWeb.com and would love to do an exchange of website links and feature you as a site of the day on EEWeb. Let me know if this is of interest to you! I can be reached at claire@eeweb.com

  2. Many Ayromlou on February 11th, 2013 at 12:21

    Hi Claire,

    Thanks for visiting. If you want to use some of the links on this site please go ahead and as far as featuring the site on EEWeb.com, yeah that sounds great.

    TTYL
    Many

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