Configuring Media Flow Controller System Clock And Banners (Cli); Figure 5 Example Connectivity - Juniper MEDIA FLOW CONTROLLER 2.0.4 - ADMINISTRATOR S GUIDE AND CLI Administrator's Manual

Media Flow Controller Configuration Tasks (CLI)
traffic
Eth 2, 3, 4...
HTTP (80)
Switch
Internet
User
User
Figure 5 Example Connectivity
Note! Eth0 and Eth, typically the first two interfaces you use, are usually the first two network
ports built into the system—either part of the system board, or the first add-in card or module.
Note! Lights Out management (also known as "out-of-band") involves the use of a dedicated
management channel for device maintenance. It allows you to monitor and manage servers
and other network equipment by remote control regardless of whether the machine is powered
on. You can configure out-of-band management through the BIOS.
Important!

Configuring Media Flow Controller System Clock and Banners (CLI)

Before you configure Media Flow Controller system clock and banners, see
Configure Media Flow Controller" on page
accurate functioning. To configure an NTP (network time protocol) server OR system clock
and timezone:
1. Configure NTP server. Use show ntp to verify.
ntp server 123.45.10.8
Example:
test-vos (config) # ntp server 123.45.10.7
Alternately, configure the system clock, and timezone. Use show clock to verify.
clock set <hh:mm:ss> [<yyyy/mm/dd>]
clock timezone <zone> [<zone_word>] [<zone_word>] ...
Example:
test-vos (config) # clock set 15:51:30
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Media Flow Controller
User
Media Flow Controller does not support RAID arrays.
Media Flow Controller Administrator's Guide
Terminal server console
origin fetch
Eth 1
HTTP (80)
Switch
HTTP
Intranet/
Internet
NFS
Origin
Server
58. Proper time configuration is required for
management
Eth0
HTTP (8080)
SSH (22)
Management VLAN
Management station
Origin
Server
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