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vmpro date and time
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browse to IP address):7070
login with admin > settings > system > Date and Time
you can manually set it or use a time server![[afro2]](/data/assets/smilies/afro2.gif "[afro2] [afro2]")
DazBob - ACSS
login with admin > settings > system > Date and Time
you can manually set it or use a time server
DazBob - ACSS
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Thank you for your response.
Lets assume my IP address is 172.29.1.1 (not real).
Doing the following is not showing anything:-
Is that what you mean?
Lets assume my IP address is 172.29.1.1 (not real).
Doing the following is not showing anything:-
Is that what you mean?
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OR does not display anything either.
Joe W.
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I have managed to open the web manger and went to the settings for date and time. I can do the changes but the save button does not respond.Therefore changes dont get applied and revert back to the wrong date and time. In this case 2017-11-20 07:59
Elsewhere on the same page other changes can be saved fine such as Network, Authentication and so on.
How do I make the save button active?
Elsewhere on the same page other changes can be saved fine such as Network, Authentication and so on.
How do I make the save button active?
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