Setclock - Intermec 6400 User Manual

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To easily view statistics on your 6400 computer's small display,
enter:
C:\>ping –z –n 5 godzilla.xyz.com
host responding, time = 25 ms
host responding, time = 25 ms
host responding, time = 25 ms
host responding, time = 25 ms
host responding, time = 25 ms
Pinged host 5 times with 0 failures, round-trip
average (ms) = 25
To trace the route an echo request takes to get to a target host,
enter:
C:\>ping –q 128.127.53.118
hop 1:128.127.55.10
hop 2:128.127.52.7
hop 3:128.127.53.11
Target (128.127.53.118) reached on hop 4,
round-trip time 160 ms.
Inet (page 2-27).

Setclock

This command works only with network time servers.
setclock [time_server]
The setclock command obtains the date and time from a
network time server, and sets your 6400 computer's time
and date.
time_server
router–55.xyz.com
router–52.xyz.com
router–53.xyz.com
Specifies the hostname or IP address of the
remote host that provides UDP time service.
6400 Computer TCP/IP Client User's Guide
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