IP920 Operating Manual: Chapter 4 Configuration 19
IP Address Mode: defines whether an IP920 will get an IP address
statically or dynamically. When “static” is selected, the following three
addresses have to be specified manually. Otherwise, when “dhcp” is
selected, the following 3 items can not be edited and will be updated by the
system with correct value after a valid IP address is acquired from a DHCP
server inside the network.
Make sure a DHCP server is accessible prior to changing IP Address Mode
to dhcp.
IP Address: Editable when IP Address Mode is set to “static”. Only a valid
static IP address is acceptable.
IP Subnet Mask: Editable when IP Address Mode is set to “static”. Only a
valid static subnet mask address is acceptable.
IP Gateway: Editable when IP Address Mode is set to “static”. Only a
valid static gateway address is acceptable.
4.3.2 NTP Server Config ...
This is where to setup the NTP server for the local IP920 to synchronize its
clock with.
Figure 8 NTP Server Config
NTP Server Status: NTP service can be enabled or disabled. When
enabled, this local IP920 will attempt to synchronize its clock with a
specific NTP server. To save system resources, it should be disabled if NTP
server is not accessible or this service is not desired.
NTP Server (IP/Name): Both IP address or domain name can be used to
specify a NTP server. If NTP service is desired, the network has to be
designed so that this local IP920 has internet access or it can access the
NTP server that resides inside a LAN.
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