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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DGL-4500 => Topic started by: Z.K. on November 09, 2011, 11:42:53 AM
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I was looking at my router device info and I noticed that the time and date is not shown correctly. The date is 2004. Everything else on my network shows the correct time and date. I can't seem to find a setting to allow me to change it though. Anyone know how?
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Go under:
Tools --> Time.
That's where you can set the time. I have mine set for Automatic Time Configuration
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I recommend using and NTP server like time.nist.gov ;)
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Go under:
Tools --> Time.
That's where you can set the time. I have mine set for Automatic Time Configuration
Thanks, I can't believe I missed that.
:)
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I recommend using and NTP server like time.nist.gov ;)
Yea, I tried that, it did not work. I had to copy the time from my PC to make it show the time properly. It might have something to do with the firewall setting in my dsl router/modem.
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Eww :-\
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Yea, I tried that, it did not work. I had to copy the time from my PC to make it show the time properly. It might have something to do with the firewall setting in my dsl router/modem.
I use ntp1.dlink.com with no issues. Have you tried that one?
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Sometimes it can take some time to set NTP correctly, and sometimes it needs to be within a certain range before it will actually work (also a reboot normally will force a update/query).
I've found that the dlink NTP service a bit buggy, especially on the dir-685. However, the 4500 seems mostly stable. I my personal favorite for NTP services is pool.ntp.org. I use this both professionally and personally as it has a "pool" of ntp servers so if one goes down or are not reachable, the others will respond. Generally there are 3 servers listed.
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Cant get any better time servers than time.nist.gov.
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Cant get any better time servers than time.nist.gov.
Agreed, time is perfect since you added this to my router settings! ;)
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;D
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Good info, thanks for sharing. Just fyi, nist does have other servers to use besides the main one. ::)