Hello,
my TNAS (TOS 5.1, latest version) is set to syncronize it's time and date settings with it.pool.ntp.org server. However, every time i reboot the NAS, the time becomes wrong again and i i have to manually sycronize again from the control panel to make it correct.
How can this issue be fixed ?
Regards
Time-zone settings lost every time i reboot
Re: Time-zone settings lost every time i reboot
Hello, thank you for your feedback, our lab will verify this problem.
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Re: Time-zone settings lost every time i reboot
Problem still there
Re: Time-zone settings lost every time i reboot
Have you tried using a different time server? (Something 'generic' like time.windows.com)
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Re: Time-zone settings lost every time i reboot
if you can, enable ssh access, login via ssh, and check if /etc/localtime is the timezone you selected in Region and Language.
I'm in Europe/Belgrade time zone and will use it as an example.
For example:
If there is a difference, than make a link to or copy zoneinfo file from /usr/share/zoneinfo/... to /etc/localtime
then check /etc/timezone if it is correspond to Region and Language settings
next is to set Time zone in Region And Language and sync with time server.
I hope this will work for you as it worked for me.
Best wishes,
Milan
I'm in Europe/Belgrade time zone and will use it as an example.
For example:
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diff /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Belgrade /etc/localtime
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ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Belgrade /etc/localtime
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cat /etc/timezone
Europe/Belgrade
I hope this will work for you as it worked for me.
Best wishes,
Milan
Re: Time-zone settings lost every time i reboot
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Hello All,
I need NTP to run normally, I find sometimes when I log on that the NAS is sometimes an hour out or even 6 hours after a week of up time.
I have set up two Firewall rules, this to isolate my NAS from the internet and to allow external access for the time sync function (NTP)
Isolation mode off..
NTP service not running (that is server service not enabled and not required).
1. First rule.. Set Internal LAN access only..
Allow all protocols and an INTERNAL LAN IP RANGE (range inclusive of the NAS IP) which is just outside my DHCP reservation pool as I have set a manual static IP for the No1 RJ45 interface. This works fine...
2. Second rule ..NTP..
Allow all IP's (as I don't know or cant find the IP listing that is static enough for the europe NTP) set UDP protocol only, allow 1 port of "123" only.
The above rule 2 should allow the unit to remain isolated but allow traffic from what ever IP for UDP on port 123 for the basic NTP function once you hit the time update button. (Not to be confused with the NTP service which I believe is to allow the NAS to be the NTP sync server for other devices on the LAN, don't need this).
This fails but only after a long time out, which takes longer than normal to fail so I believe it is trying.
So I don't know if I am doing something wrong with the rules here or my question for the TM staff is..
Have you changed the standard port number for the NTP function as a different port number?
Any direction much appreciated..
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20GB
2 x M.2 SSD NVMe 500GB 970 EVO Plus
(1 For TOS5 Boot and Apps - 1 For Hyper Cache) with a custom fabricated heatsink (L shaped) to cover both
4 x 1TB IronWolf in TRAID
TOS 5.1.67 + @current
TOS Language - English