Time And Ntp - Inspur NF8480M5 User Manual

Table 34 Fixed Protocols
Service
SNMP
syslog
Websockify
Websockify
srvloc
smux

9.17 Time and NTP

BMC supports that system describes instants in time. It's defined as the number of seconds
that have elapsed since 00:00:00 1970/01/01 and the time can be referenced as timestamp
for other BMC application.
By interface such as WEB UI, users are able to get current system date and time information,
or configure date and time, or synchronize date and time through NTP.
Table 35 Time and NTP
Mode State
Manual Disable
NTP Enable
Time Synchronization
BMC will synchronize time with ME after BMC running.
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BIOS will synchronize time to BMC when beginning of BIOS POST.
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If NTP is enabled and NTP servers are accessible, BMC will synchronize time with NTP
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servers per hour.
Page "BMC Settings->NTP" in Web GUI displays the current BMC time and NTP settings.
Figure 38 NTP
Usage
SNMP Get/Set
syslog
KVM on HTML5
Virtual Media on HTML5
Sever location
UTC Timezone NTP Server1
N/A N/A
GMT+/-0 pool.ntp.org
BMC Settings
State Port
Enable 161
Enable 514
Enable 9666
Enable 9999
Enable 427
Enable 199
NTP server2 NTP Server3
N/A N/A
time.nist.gov time.nist.gov
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