Setup guide

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Notes
NTP server activities only when local NTP client is in synchronized or using-local-clock mode.
If NTP server is disabled, all NTP requests are ignored.
If NTP server is enabled, all individual time requests are answered.
CAUTION! Using broadcast, multicast and manycast modes is dangerous! Intruder (or simple
user) can set up his own NTP server. If this new server will be chosen as time source for your
server, it will be possible for this user to change tome on your server at his will.
Example
To enable NTP server to answer unicast requests only:
[admin@Wandy] system ntp server> set manycast=no enabled=yes
[admin@Wandy] system ntp server> print
enabled: yes
broadcast: no
multicast: no
manycast: no
[admin@Wandy] system ntp server>
Time Zone
system clock
Notes
NTP changes local clock to UTC (GMT) time by default.
Example
Time zone is specified as a difference between local time and GMT time. For example, if GMT
time is 10:24:40, but correct local time is 12:24:40, then time-zone has to be set to +2 hour:
[admin@Wandy] system clock> print
time: dec/24/2003 10:24:40
time-zone: +00:00
[admin@Wandy] system clock> set time-zone=+02:00
[admin@Wandy] system clock> print
time: dec/24/2003 12:24:42
time-zone: +02:00
[admin@Wandy] system clock>
If local time is before GMT time, time-zone value will be negative. For example, if GMT is
18:00:00, but correct local time is 15:00:00, time-zone has to be set to -3 hours:
[admin@Wandy] system clock> set time-zone=-3
[admin@Wandy] system clock> print
time: dec/24/2003 07:29:33
time-zone: -03:00
[admin@Wandy] system clock>