Important If you leave this page before saving your settings, they will not be
saved.
11. To discard changes made to an unsaved configuration and return to
the saved settings, select Load Configuration from Bridge.
12. To use the settings displayed on the screen to configure another
bridge, select Save Configuration to File.
This allows you to create different settings and save them to a file, without
updating the bridge configuration.
For more information, see Loading the Bridge Configuration from a
Configuration File.
13. To exit configuration mode, disconnect the bridge from the power
source.
14. Install the bridge as explained in Mounting the Bridge.
15. Reconnect the bridge to the power source.
Network Time Protocol (NTP) configuration
To operate properly, the bridge requires accurate time-of-day information.
After reset, the bridge gets this information using the standard NTP protocol.
This protocol is also used to periodically verify the accuracy of the internal
clock.
By default, the bridge uses a set of predefined publicly accessible NTP servers.
In this mode, when using a corporate (Ethernet or Wi-Fi) network, a firewall rule
allowing outbound NTP access is required.
Alternatively, a dedicated NTP server address can be specified. This mode is
useful for deployments within corporate networks, when the NTP bridge is
internal. In this case, there is no need to open the NTP firewall port.
To Next Page
Loading...
