ttfg
join:2000-09-27
PlantationFL | Netopia 3347-02 - How do you change the time? I can't figure out how to change the time in this router. I can check or uncheck the daylight savings time option, but it doesn't change, no matter how many times I reboot. The BIOS in the computer has the correct time. I've gone through every single page of settings, but just can't find it.
I've checked the internet, and can't find anything, nor do I have the manual anymore.
I bet it's in plain sight somewhere, but I'm missing it. Anyone with some fresh eyes want to help me out? |
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public
join:2002-01-19
Santa Clara, CA | said by ttfg:I can't figure out how to change the time in this router. I can check or uncheck the daylight savings time option, but it doesn't change, no matter how many times I reboot. The BIOS in the computer has the correct time. I've gone through every single page of settings, but just can't find it.
I've checked the internet, and can't find anything, nor do I have the manual anymore.
I bet it's in plain sight somewhere, but I'm missing it. Anyone with some fresh eyes want to help me out?
Ntp server and daylight are accessible via telnet.
configure-->systen ntp or something similar. |
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ttfg
join:2000-09-27
PlantationFL | I'm still not seeing anything. Thanks anyway. |
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public
join:2002-01-19
Santa Clara, CA | said by ttfg:I'm still not seeing anything. Thanks anyway.
telnet
configure
system
ntp
view
ntp -- Network Time Protocol options
option -- Enable network time
server-address -- Server IP address
alt-server-address -- Alternatic Server IP address
daylight-savings -- Daylight savings enable/disable
time-zone -- Time zone (relative to GMT)
update-period -- Update period (minutes)
up -- go up one menu level
view -- view configuration data
set -- set configuration data
save -- to save configuration
script -- print configuration setup script
validate -- validate configuration settings
help -- help command options
exit -- exit from configuration mode
quit -- quit configuration mode, return to shell
? -- help command options |
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ttfg
join:2000-09-27
PlantationFL | Thanks, but you're way over my head. You're speaking a language I'm not familiar with. I haven't a clue what you're trying to tell me.
Sorry for my ignorance. |
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public
join:2002-01-19
Santa Clara, CA | said by ttfg:Thanks, but you're way over my head. You're speaking a language I'm not familiar with. I haven't a clue what you're trying to tell me.
Sorry for my ignorance.
telnet into the router and use command line configuration instead of the browser. More commands are then accessible. |
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 aefstoggaflmOpen Source FanPremium
join:2002-03-04
Bethlehem, PA
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 ·Verizon Online DSL
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To OP:
What is your OS and Version?
For example: Windows XP.
If you don't the OS and Version, do you know the OS? If so what is the OS?
For example: Windows
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ttfg
join:2000-09-27
PlantationFL | Thanks, public. I tried that, but unfamiliar with the syntax, so I couldn't get anything to happen.
aefstoggaflm: Win XP, SP3
Granted, this isn't anything critical and it doesn't affect anything, but it's just got me obsessing about it.  |
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aefstoggaflmOpen Source FanPremium
join:2002-03-04
Bethlehem, PA
kudos:2 Reviews:
·Verizon Online DSL
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Option one with built in software.
#1 Go to Start -> Run
#2 Type in telnet and press enter.
#3 Type in the letter O (does not matter the case - lower or upper) followed by the LAN IP Address of the router and then press enter
O 192.168.1.1 <enter>
#4 Log-in as need be.
#5 Then run those commands.
Option two with built in software - is to hyper terminal, to create a telnet session.
#1 See »www.windowsitpro.com/article/tip···terface-
#2 After telnet session is created and you are connected to the router's LAN IP, log-in as need be.
#3 Then run those commands.
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ttfg
join:2000-09-27
PlantationFL | Again, appreciate the help, but you're assuming I have a clue. 
You say, "then run those commands." My first reaction is, "what commands?" So, I assume you mean the ones that "public" posted. But after "view" they aren't commands that I can understand for my specific need, and no matter how many times I keep trying different things, I can't get any command to make any changes.
So, I'm stuck after "view". I'm in the "ntp" section, but I can't figure out what I'm supposed to type to make any changes. I've tried a lot of things, but the closest I get is an error message telling me that "option 'daylight-savings' not available unless NTP option is 'on' Error: Command ('daylight') not accessible" even though the NTP option appears to be ON, since it says right above that, "ntp
option on"
I remembering using telnet about 15 years ago, but I'm lost, sorry.
I'll understand if you give up, but I'm just drawing a blank on what I'm supposed to do here. If you'd like to give me the specific commands to run, I'd be happy to try again. I'm also not quite sure where you're trying to get me to anyway....am I trying to get to a place that lets me set the actual time, or one that just lets me turn off the DST option that is not being turned off properly when I turn it off via the router's browser page?
Thanks either way. |
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