Setting The Terminal Server's Date And Time; Rebooting The Terminal Server; Resetting The Terminal Server To Factory Defaults; Resetting A Line - Black Box Terminal Server User Manual

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Setting the Terminal Server's Date and Time

To set the Terminal Server's system clock, select
window is displayed.
Configure the following parameters:
Date
Time

Rebooting the Terminal Server

When you download any file (configuration, keys, certificates, firmware, etc.) to the Terminal
Server, you must reboot the Terminal Server for it to take effect by selecting
Server

Resetting the Terminal Server to Factory Defaults

You can reset the Terminal Server to its factory default configuration by selecting
Factory Default
configuration.

Resetting a Line

After you make changes to the
reset the line to test the changes by selecting
configuration changes, you can download the configuration by selecting
Configuration to Unit
Terminal Server by selecting

Custom Files

Saving Crashes to a Dump File

If the Terminal Server should crash, you can save the crash information (dump) to a file that can
be sent to Technical Support for interpretation. This should probably be done only under the
guidance of Technical Support.
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The Terminal Server's date. The format of the Terminal Server's date is
dependent on the Windows operating system and regional settings.
The Terminal Server's internal clock time, based on your PC's time zone.
For example, if your PC's time zone is set to Pacific Standard Time (GMT
-8:00) and the Terminal Server's time zone is set to Eastern Standard Time
(GMT -5:00), the Terminal Server's time is three hours ahead of your PC's
time. If you set the Terminal Server's time to 2:30 pm, the Terminal Server's
actual internal clock time is 5:30 pm.
.
. The Terminal Server will automatically reboot itself with the factory default
Line
. Of course, your new configuration will not take effect until you reboot the
Tools
Terminal Server User Guide
,
Tools
Set Unit Time/Date
configuration parameters and click the
Tools
,
Kill Line
,
.
Reboot Server
. The Set Date/Time
Tools
,
Reboot
Tools
button, you can
Apply
. If you are happy with the
Tools
,
Download
,
Reset to

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