Time Zone Setting - UNICOM FEP-72104T User Manual

Ethernet
- encapsulation choice 1
• Ethernet: Also called Dynamic TCP/IP. If you are connected to an ISP
that automatically assigns a DNS address, use this choice. Most
newer ISPs use this type of system.
• Service Type: Select the service type.
PPP over Ethernet
- encapsulation choice 2
• PPP over Ethernet: A connection using PPPoE. Many ISPs utilizing
dial-up modems use this type of connection.
• Service Name (optional): Fill in the PPPoE service name that your
PPPoE service provider has given to you. PPPoE uses a service name
to identify and reach the PPPoE server. If your PPPoE service provider
doesn't supply a service name, then you don't need to fill this space.
• Username: User ID for login to the PPPoE server.
• Password: Password for login to the PPPoE server.
• Dial-Up Connection: Keeps the connection with the PPPoE server
from disconnecting.
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Time Zone Setting

Users can configure the system time and date in this section.
1. Use Time Server at Bootup: Select this option to retrieve the
current time from a time server. There are four time server
selections: None, Daytime (RFC-867), Time (RFC-868), and NTP
(RFC-1035). If you have no time server, select "None".
2. Time Server IP Address: If you select "None" for time server, then
you don't have to fill in the time server IP. When you select one of
the other options from the menu, you can fill in alternative IP
addresses of time servers other than the default.
3. Current Time (hh-mm-ss): The system's current time
4. New Time (hh-mm-ss): Enter the correct time for system
5. Current Date (yyyy-mm-dd): the system's current date
6. New Date (yyyy-mm-dd): Enter correct date for system
7. Time Zone: Select the country time zone where Router is located.
8. Daylight Saving: Enable daylight saving.
• Start Date: Enter the daylight saving start date.
• End Date: Enter the daylight saving end date.
9. Click button to complete the time setting.
Apply
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