Does VCN500 time synchronization have effects on video recordings?

The default time zone of iMana/iBMC is the GMT time zone. The time zone and time synchronization policy is as follows: iMana and iBMC of rack servers synchronize time with the BIOS every minute but does not synchronize the time zone. Therefore, if the iMana/iBMC time is different from the OS time, the difference is caused by different time zone settings. iMana/iBMC of blade servers (E9000 and E6000) synchronize time with the management module every hour. The management module supports NTP settings for time synchronization.

Question: Under System > System Settings > Basic Settings > System Time on the RSE6500, change the local system time, save the change, and re-log in to the RSE6500. The system time that is displayed is still the system time before the change. Possible Cause: At the time the system time change is saved, a user runs the shell command to log in to the operating system after having connected to the RSE6500 using Telnet or SSH. Solution: Ask the user to log out of the operating system by running the exit command. Then change the system time and save the change again.

No. The AD server synchronizes data at an interval.

Set software parameter 350 to 1. Software parameter 350 specifies whether alarms are reported based on the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) or local time. The options are as follows: ?0: GMT ?1: local time