config_clock(1) - Linux man page

Name

config:clock - Configure system clock settings.

Synopsis

config:clock [options]

Description

You use the config:clock command specify system date, time, and timezone settings. A full restart of proxy software occurs when these changes take place. This command requires root privileges, see config:root command.

Options

The following options are supported for the config:clock command:

date <mm/dd/yyyy>

Specifies the month, day, and year.

time <hh:mm:ss>

Specifies the hour, minute, and seconds values in the local time zone. The hour value is in 24-hour format.

timezone <number from list | list>

List the available timezones, or specify the timezone from the numbered list.

Examples

Example 1. Specifying system date

traffic_shell> config:clock date
DATE: 10/14/2001
traffic_shell> config:clock date 10/15/2001
(Stopping Proxy Software)
Changing Date
(Starting Proxy Software)
DATE: 10/15/2001
traffic_shell>

Example 2. Listing available timezones

traffic_shell> config:clock timezone list
0   Africa/Abidjan
1   Africa/Accra
2   Africa/Addis_Ababa
362   Pacific/Wake
363   Pacific/Wallis
364   Pacific/Yap
traffic_shell>

Example 3. Specifying the local timezone

traffic_shell> config:clock timezone 109
traffic_shell>

See Also

config:root