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How to synchronize time on MSS
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Well i found out a way in the MM3.0 course in Lab last week in Miami.
We had to reinstall software from scratch on MAS and MSS and then i login in as TSC (because when you reload your MSS you have to tell what TSC's password will be), at the command prompt i did a "startx" to start the KDE desktop then you can go in the menu driven to modify the date and time and you have a tab to add a external NTS.
Normally on a factory machine you can't access command prompt level because password are factory set by Avaya. But if you reload the machine you have full control over it.
Daniel
So it is a nice to know.
I did found that on my last Witness installation because we had a Redhat Enterprise server and we had full access to it and i did setup the NTS on it. So that why i tried it in the MM3.0 LAB.
We had to reinstall software from scratch on MAS and MSS and then i login in as TSC (because when you reload your MSS you have to tell what TSC's password will be), at the command prompt i did a "startx" to start the KDE desktop then you can go in the menu driven to modify the date and time and you have a tab to add a external NTS.
Normally on a factory machine you can't access command prompt level because password are factory set by Avaya. But if you reload the machine you have full control over it.
Daniel
So it is a nice to know.
I did found that on my last Witness installation because we had a Redhat Enterprise server and we had full access to it and i did setup the NTS on it. So that why i tried it in the MM3.0 LAB.
That is great until you final register the system and then they change the passwords don't they?
Ken Means
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
Ken Means
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
That is great until you final register the system and then they change the passwords don't they?
Ken Means)
That's about right they will change the TSC but probably not the root.
But if you know linux or unix a bit you can dupe the TSC login and put your own secret password so when Avaya change it you still have access to your system.
Daniel
Ken Means)
That's about right they will change the TSC but probably not the root.
But if you know linux or unix a bit you can dupe the TSC login and put your own secret password so when Avaya change it you still have access to your system.
Daniel
Sweet great to know i will try that on my next install
Ken Means
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
Ken Means
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)
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