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  • oiduran
    Genius
    • Nov 2013
    • 204

    time SBC

    Hi there!

    How colud I configure a sntp server in my SCBE port well cad ?

    Thanks
  • mlombardi1
    Legend
    • Sep 2010
    • 533

    #2
    SSH to the management interface and login as the ipcs user. Escalate to root via sudo su. Use vi (or nano) to edit the ntp.conf file: vi /etc/ntp.conf

    Add an entry for your NTP source: server x.x.x.x

    Bounce the NTP service: service ntpd restart
    Meridian IT - Senior Engineer

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    • oiduran
      Genius
      • Nov 2013
      • 204

      #3
      Hi there! Thnks you

      But, what do I bad? Attach the results. I have tried change the IP management, change de server NTP, to access to directory vi /etc/ntp.conf or nao/etc/ntp.conf and all time shows command not found or No such file or directory

      The ASBCE is a Portwell CAD0208.

      Best reggards

      EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /etc # SBCEConfigurator.py change-ip-gw-mask 192.168.153.201 192.168.153.1 255.255.255.0
      bash: SBCEConfigurator.py: command not found
      EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /etc # cd /commands
      bash: cd: /commands: No such file or directory
      EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /etc # cd /command
      bash: cd: /command: No such file or directory
      EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /etc # cd vi /etc/ntp.conf
      bash: cd: vi: No such file or directory
      EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /etc # cd nano/etc/ntp.conf
      bash: cd: nano/etc/ntp.conf: No such file or directory
      EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /etc # cd vi/etc/ntp.conf
      bash: cd: vi/etc/ntp.conf: No such file or directory
      EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /etc # SBCEConfigurator.py change-ntp-ip
      bash: SBCEConfigurator.py: command not found
      EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /etc # SBCEConfigurator.py change-ntp-ip 172.16.16.1
      bash: SBCEConfigurator.py: command not found
      Last edited by oiduran; 09-23-2015, 07:37 AM.

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      • mlombardi1
        Legend
        • Sep 2010
        • 533

        #4
        Remove the "cd" from the commands. cd = change directory.
        Meridian IT - Senior Engineer

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        • oiduran
          Genius
          • Nov 2013
          • 204

          #5
          Excuseme, I don't understand. See how I'm doing without cd


          EMSUNICOL [ipcs@pts/0] ~ $ sudo us
          sudo: us: command not found
          EMSUNICOL [ipcs@pts/0] ~ $ sudo su
          EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /home/ipcs # /vi/etc/ntp.conf
          bash: /vi/etc/ntp.conf: No such file or directory
          EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /home/ipcs # nano/etc/ntp.conf
          bash: nano/etc/ntp.conf: No such file or directory
          EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /home/ipcs # /nano/etc/ntp.conf
          bash: /nano/etc/ntp.conf: No such file or directory
          EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /home/ipcs # /etc
          bash: /etc: is a directory
          EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /home/ipcs # /etc/
          bash: /etc/: is a directory
          EMSUNICOL [root@pts/0] /home/ipcs # -SBCEConfigurator.py change-ntp-ip 172.16.16.1
          bash: -SBCEConfigurator.py: command not found

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          • zakabog
            Genius
            • Aug 2014
            • 300

            #6
            You should probably not be editing these files without a little understanding of what you're doing.

            nano and vi are text editors, /etc/ntp.conf is a file

            Think of the command line as the run dialog in windows, you're running the program nano (or vi if you're feeling ambitious) and you're editing the file /etc/ntp.conf

            So - sudo su

            Then - nano /etc/ntp.conf

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