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[BrownChiLD]

Despite my other problems w/ this EXPENSIVE PIECE OF "ITEM" .. http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=14562.0


i noticed another strange issue:
Every now and then i have to SET the date .. specially when the router's been off for a while (when im testing my TPLINK router).. and sometimes even if it's on (over few nights).. i notice my logs gets outdated and when i check the TIME settings it's wrong. i had to re-set the date 3 times already just this week.


im on 1.22NA and dont see the point in upgrade to 1.23 when there's only couple of changes that doenst help /describe my issue.

[!!!!clarkkent]

I would suggest that you enable NTP and select an NTP server or enter your preferred one. This way, even if your router is rebooted, it gets the accurate date and time.

[LookIntoMyEyees]

I would suggest that you enable NTP and select an NTP server or enter your preferred one. This way, even if your router is rebooted, it gets the accurate date and time.

 
 Yes follow what this user suggested you, I have done the same ever since I got the router. This has always been a problem for me to, Until I just set the server. But you maybe ask yourself, Wait how do I get there? Well it is simple! Once you have loged into the router interface, Navigate to: TOOL > TIME than the highlighted AUTOMATIC TIME CONFIGURATION

Enable NTP Server : Checked
NTP Server Used : ntp1.dlink.com <<  (Select other ones)

[FurryNutz]

I would recommend using time.nist.gov. It's where everyone gets the full accurate time sync. These guys maintain the atomic clocks we use for time synchronization.

[LookIntoMyEyees]

I would recommend using time.nist.gov. It's where everyone gets the full accurate time sync. These guys maintain the atomic clocks we use for time synchronization.

  Even better thanks furry nutz. Btw atomic timekeeping came build into my G shock! woots!

[Trikein]

Not to one up the "The Fuzz" but you may want to check out

http://tf.nist.gov/tf-cgi/servers.cgi

I mean it doesn't REALLY matter, since for the amount of bandwidth your using, the server could be in china and it would work just the same, but to the geek in all of us..it matters. Hehe

Seriously though, Props, because I forgot I had mine set to the default. Eeeew, default, how uncool. hehe

[FurryNutz]

http://tf.nist.gov/tf-cgi/servers.cgi    if your going to post a link, you could at least make it a hyperlink, sheesh. Not that I want to "One Up the Tricky" 

[LookIntoMyEyees]

I am sorry I agree with the nutz, thanks to tricky I had to copy and paste what a waste of seconds!! But thank you tricky!!!!!!!!!!!

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Chris

[Trikein]

http://tf.nist.gov/tf-cgi/servers.cgi    if your going to post a link, you could at least make it a hyperlink, sheesh. Not that I want to "One Up the Tricky" 

Your right. But this site is even better

http://atomtime.gov



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Now do you see why I don't use hyperlinks? 

[FurryNutz]

But you have to be the better person and post good links, not crappy ones like Tricky does. LOL

[BrownChiLD]

u guys are furry.. i mean.. funny..   

[LookIntoMyEyees]

Your right. But this site is even better

http://atomtime.gov
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Now do you see why I don't use hyperlinks?  

You my friend is an A**H** thanks for rick rolling me I have already gotten rick rolled so many times I kinda like the song. Tricky!!!!!!!!!!! ARGGGGG

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Chris

[FurryNutz]

thats why you need to look at the link with your broswer, bottom left corner before clicking..if the URL displays something different then you might not want to click on it. LOL. Have a great rick and roll weekend.