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airClient™ Nexus PRO TOTAL User Guide
8.1.3 NTP Time Server Setup
The device time comes from the network time information source. The device needs access to a network
timer (NTP time server) source. The NTP time server IP can be configured as follows:
1. From the ’System Configuration’ page, click on the ’NTP Server Setting’ link.
2. A ‘Time Settings’ page will be displayed. Click on the ‘NTP Server Settings’ link to enable timer
settings input.
3. Enter a valid NTP server IP address and select the Time Zone. The default NTP server is
128.250.36.2 and the default Time Zone is Singapore.
4. Click on the ’Apply Changes’ button to configure the NTP. The network time will appear on the
browser if NTP server is contactable.
Note: Please ensure that the NTP server IP is accessible from the device. Use the ping test tool from
the ’Tools | Link Test’ to check if the NTP server can be pinged from the device. The device can
still operate without the Time Server configuration but you will not be able to perform the Delayed
Reset function.
Figure 8-4 NTP Time Settings
8.2 Profile Manager
The aCNPT Nexus configuration parameters can be saved as profiles in the system. There are four
profiles available in the system:
1. Installation profile
2. Profile1
3. Profile1
4. Profile3
All the four profiles contain the same default parameters. You can save the current configurations to any
of the four profiles and re-load the profiles later on or create different configurations and save them under
different profiles. These can be loaded at different times based on a pre-defined calendar schedule.
The Profile Manager Configuration page can be accessed from the navigation menu bar ‘Tools | Profile
Manager’ dropdown menu. The following figure displays the Profile Manager page.