For example to change the system time to 2003-6-20, 10:10:12-
DGS-3610# clock set 10:10:12 6 20 2003 //Set the system time and date
DGS-3610# show clock //Confirm the Modification of the system time is
valid.
clock: 2003-6-20 10:10:54
2.4.3 Setting the System Time and Date
You can show the system time and date by using command show clock in the privileged
mode. The following is the format:
DGS-3610# sh clock //Show the current time of the system
clock: 2003-5-20 11:11:34
2.5 Scheduled Restart
2.5.1 Overview
This section describes how to use the relaod [modifiers] command to schedule a restart
scheme to restart the system at specified time. This function may facilitate user's operation
in some circumstance (for the purpose of test or other reqirements). modifiers is a group of
command options provided by the reload, making the command more flexible. The optional
modifiers can be in, at and cancel. The following are the details:
1. reload in mmm | hhh:mm [string]
This command schedules a reload of the system after specified time. The time can be
specified by mmm or hhh:mm in minutes, users can use any one of the two formats. string is
a tip for help, and you can give the scheme a memorable name by the string to indicate its
purpose. string is a prompt. Users can specify a name that can be memorized easily for this
scheme, so as to indicate the purpose of restart. For example, if you need to reload the
system in 10 minutes for test, you can input reload in 10 test.
2. reload at hh:mm month day year [string]
This command schedules a reload of the software at the specified time in the future. The
value must be a specified time in the future. The parameter year is optional. If you do not
input it, the default value is the year of the system clock. Because the interval between the
reload time and the current time shall not exceed 31 days, generally, you do not need to
input the year if the current date is among January 1 to November 30. But if the current
system month is December, the system reload date specified may be a day in January in the
next year in stead of the day of January in the current year, in which case, you need to input
the year to inform the system the reload time is in January of the next year, not in this year. It