Device Time Synchronization
The ETERNUS DX
treats the time that is specified in the Master CM as the system standard time
and distributes that time to other modules to synchronize the storage time. The ETERNUS DX also
supports the time correction function by using the Network Time Protocol (NTP). The ETERNUS DX
corrects the system time by obtaining the time information from the NTP server during regular
time correction.
The ETERNUS DX has a clock function and manages time information of date/time and the time
zone (the region in which the ETERNUS DX is installed). This time information is used for internal
logs and for functions such as Eco-mode, remote copy, and remote support.
The automatic time correction by NTP is recommended to synchronize time in the whole system.
When using the NTP, specify the NTP server or the SNTP server. The ETERNUS DX supports NTP
protocol v4. The time correction mode is Step mode (immediate correction). The time is regularly
corrected every three hours once the NTP is set.
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If an error occurs in a system that has a different date and time for each device, analyzing the
cause of this error may be difficult.
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Make sure to set the date and time correctly when using Eco-mode.
The stop and start process of the disk motors does not operate according to the Eco-mode
schedule if the date and time in the
ETERNUS DX are not correct.
Using NTP to synchronize the time in the ETERNUS DX and the servers is recommended.
Figure 44 Device Time Synchronization
NTP server
ETERNUS DX
Daylight Saving Time
Da
te and Time
Time Zone
yyyy mm
dd
xx:xx:xx
G
MT + 09.00
NTP
2. Basic Functions
Operation Management/Device Monitoring
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Design Guide (Basic)
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