Showing Correct time 1

[Conno]

Is anyone here having issues with displaying correct time? Since the clocks were rolled back an hour, our IP phones are still displaying an hour ahead. I have checked manager to make sure we were pointing to the correct time server. But don't know if there is anything else that I must be doing.

Any ideas?



Thanks.

 

[tlpeter]

What software version are you on ?


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[joeloh]

Having the same problem, IPO500 4.1(15) All Digital Phones when they hit the Time/Date button it shows the old time. Have checked system monitor and system status..times is correct and Time Server IP address is correct, strange?

 

[amriddle01]

I know it should never be a fix but I reckon a reboot will sort it.

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[Conno]

4.1(15) & 6.1 for Manager

 

[IPGuru]

What are you using as a time server?
it needs to be either VM lite/pro or the manager application
The IP Office uses an older protocol for time & a standard time server does not usualy work.

 

[tlpeter]

Use *9000*hold to change the time
This must be done on a 4610,4620/21 or a 5610,5620/21
Also the user must have set "system phone" to be able to change date and time


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[joeloh]

Yea, I am going to reboot the system and it is voicemail pro running on XP Pro.

 

[Conno]

We are using Windows2003 server as a time server. We are pointing to that IP address. I'll change the IP address to VM Pro server's. See if that'll make a difference.

 

[Conno]

Pointing to he VMPro server worked. Thanks.

 

[amriddle01]

God forbid Avaya use the same standard as most other people, makes you smile doesn't it!

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[IPGuru]

further checking shows the ip office uses Time (rfc 868) rather than NTP
most linux servers can be configured to provide Time as well as NTP.
I do not know if this is possible with windows.

 

[intrigrant]

Windows cannot deliver RFC868 TIME protocol, only NTP is supported.
Most Internet Time servers have stopped serving this protocol two years ago.
Its a bout time Avaya change the time protocol to NTP or retrieve the time from the ISDN connection.

 

[JaredT8888]

Check your time server to make sure it has the right time. That would be the first thing I did.