User`s guide

54 Chapter 6
Set Remote Login (SSH)
Use this command to turn remote login off. If you don’t want to receive a warning prompt
when you turn it off (it is sometimes necessary to turn off the warning when using shell
scripts), use the flag “f ” with the command.
-setremotelogin <off>
Example commands:
systemsetup -setremotelogin off
systemsetup -f -setremotelogin off
Setting Date and Time Preferences
Use these arguments to set date and time preferences for the server.
Set the Date
Use this command to set the current month, day, and year.
-setdate <mm:dd:yy>
Example command:
systemsetup -setdate 07:22:01
Set the Time
Use this command to set the current hour, minutes, and seconds.
-settime <hh:mm:ss>
Example command:
systemsetup -settime 15:24:30
Set the Time Zone
Use these commands to set the local time zone. First list the time zones, then type the time
zone as formatted in the list to set the time zone.
-listtimezones
-settimezone <
timezone>
Example command:
systemsetup -settimezone US/Pacific
Important If you turn off remote login, you won’t be able to administer the server using
remote command-line tools and SSH. To turn remote login back on, you’ll need to connect a
monitor and keyboard to the server to administer it locally.
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