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The Login Timeout option specifies the time period allowed to respond to a log in
request. The default time is 30 seconds, but some WANs may require a longer
time period.
Enabling Network Time Protocol (NTP) functionality
NTP settings can be configured for your switch. The switch must have access to
the current time to verify that certificates have not expired and you can configure
the switch to request time updates from the network time server (NTP).
To enable NTP functionality:
1. Click the Configure tab in the OBWI, then click Appliance-NTP in the left
column.
2. Click the Enable NTP checkbox and enter the IP address for the NTP server
you want to use, along with an update interval.
3. Click the Save button to exit, or Restore to leave the settings unchanged.
Viewing and resynchronizing server connections
The Servers category retrieves and displays the servers in the switch database
as well as information on how the servers are connected to the selected switch.
The Path column displays the current server connection. This can be to either an
IQ module or a cascaded switch. If connected to an IQ module, the IQ module's
ARI port is displayed. If connected to a cascaded switch, the switch channel is
also displayed.
Modifying a server name
You can use the OBWI to rename a server from a remote workstation rather than
from the OSD.
To modify a server name:
1. Click the Configure tab in the OBWI, then click Servers-Cascade Devices in
the left column.
2. In the Server Name column, click the server you want to modify.
3. Type the new name. Names must be 1-15 characters, include alphabetical
characters, and may not include spaces or special characters with the
exception of hyphens.
4. Click Save. The new name is updated in both the switch and local client
database.
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