How to enable NTP on Huawei servers?
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Hello! Your question is not clear. Do you want to enable NTP for the BMC on the server or the OS? Enabling NTP on BMC Choose Configuration from the main menu and select Network from the navigation tree. The Network page is displayed.   If you want to know more details, please check the following link: Enabling NTP on OS Start the NTP server based on the OS startup mode. For details, see the operation guide of the OS vendor. Configuring NTP Synchronization Procedure (Windows) If the server OS is Windows, iBMC time = OS time + iBMC time zone. To ensure that the iBMC time is the same as the OS time, run the timezone command in the iBMC CLI to set the time zone to 0:00. Set the iBMC time zone. 1. Log in to the iBMC CLI. 2. Run the timezone command to set the iBMC time zone. For Windows, the recommended time zone of iBMC is 0:00. a) If the iBMC time zone is 0:00, the iBMC time is the same as the OS time. b) If the iBMC time zone is not 0:00, the iBMC time is the OS time plus the iBMC time zone. Change the OS time zone and time. 1. Log in to the server OS. 2. Change the OS time and time zone. Verify the NTP synchronization. 1. Five minutes later, log in to the iBMC CLI or WebUI. 2. Query the iBMC time and verify that it is the same as the OS time. If you want to know detailed information, please check the following link: |
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Hello! Your question is not clear. Do you want to enable NTP for the BMC on the server or the OS? Enabling NTP on BMC Choose Configuration from the main menu and select Network from the navigation tree. The Network page is displayed. If you want to know more details, please check the following link: Enabling NTP on OS Start the NTP server based on the OS startup mode. For details, see the operation guide of the OS vendor. Configuring NTP Synchronization Procedure (Windows) If the server OS is Windows, iBMC time = OS time + iBMC time zone. To ensure that the iBMC time is the same as the OS time, run the timezone command in the iBMC CLI to set the time zone to 0:00. Set the iBMC time zone. 1. Log in to the iBMC CLI. 2. Run the timezone command to set the iBMC time zone. For Windows, the recommended time zone of iBMC is 0:00. a) If the iBMC time zone is 0:00, the iBMC time is the same as the OS time. b) If the iBMC time zone is not 0:00, the iBMC time is the OS time plus the iBMC time zone. Change the OS time zone and time. 1. Log in to the server OS. 2. Change the OS time and time zone. Verify the NTP synchronization. 1. Five minutes later, log in to the iBMC CLI or WebUI. 2. Query the iBMC time and verify that it is the same as the OS time. If you want to know detailed information, please check the following link: |
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