Set Date and Time in the CUE using the CLI

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Submitted by rwhite59 on Mon, 02/02/2009 - 16:52

How do you Set Date and Time in the CUE using the CLI

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marchern's picture

You need NTP

by marchern - 02/02/2009 - 17:22

There is no way to set time on CUE. You need to point CUE to an NTP server, or to the router that hosts it, and configure the clock there (or point the router to higher stratum reference). More info on:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/unity_exp/rel2_3/cliadmin/...

Marcos

john.burton@johnburton.org's picture

NTP settings

by john.burton@joh... - 07/16/2009 - 10:25

That all sounds good, and it's well written, but I have an issue. How can I FORCE the time on CME and CUE to update?

It seems I have a CME that insists on syncing to 127.127.1.1, regardless which NTP server has 'prefer' behind it.

AND the CUE, tho pointing to the CME, refuses to update to the time reported on the CME.

Sho Clock

reports differant times in each system.

OK, I'm confused..

snickered's picture

127.127.1.1 is localhost.

by snickered - 07/16/2009 - 19:27

127.127.1.1 is localhost. Remember, all of 127.0.0.0/8 is localhost. What that means is that it's set with the 'ntp master' configuration. So, it will serve time to those that request it. Can you paste a 'show ntp associations'?

jerniman69's picture

NTP

by jerniman69 - 07/17/2009 - 20:56

Snickered is correct. You will also need to have the CME/router configured with some external time source such as time.nist.gov. then you will need to login to CUE CLI and then go into config mode.

type "ntp server "
the system will then check to see if the IP specified has NTP functionality and report as such.

Also dont forget your DST if you live in an area that uses DST.

Cheers.

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