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My users are currently getting the time setting through our Citrix Servers.
This is set to change as we have an office in a different time zone so I will have to make sure that Citrix picks up the local device time and time zone.
I have tried to get the syntax correct for my Time Zone (UK) and here is a copy of the sample syntax:-
;*************************************************
;* Time *
;**************************************************timeformat=”12-hour format” Dateformat=dd/mm/yyyy
TimeZone=’Greenwich Mean Time’ ManualOverride=yes
Daylight=yes Start=030507 End=100507
TimeZoneName=GMT DayLightName=GMT;****************************************************
;* Time Server *
;****************************************************
TimeServer=vm-dcWhilst the Unit is picking up the correct time (apart from the offset) the Event logs are saying that the syntax/parameters are wrong for all the other entries above.
Can anyone tell me where I am going wrong?
I used the GUI configurator to generate the syntax.
By the way the ThinOS firmware is 5.1.038
Thanks.
No Problem – If I ever make it to the UK you owe me one of those funny warm pint’s you drink over there…
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Hi Icebun, hi Thinkthin,
this issue was already fixed in Confgen version 4.2.12. This was due to an undocumented change in the WTOS code.
It is very import to exactly use the string Thinkthin already told you as every other combination will result in Casablanca timezone.Regards
ConfGenHi Guys,
I have just rolled out some V10L units and have noticed that the time is not being displayed on the these devices.
The system logs repeat on the syntax:- contacting NTP
Weird as this works fine on the 1125SE units.
Any advice?
Hmm, I don’t have a V10L to test on at the moment. If your wnos.ini is the same as earlier in the post try changing the TimeServer=VM-DC to the actual IP address of that server – maybe a name resolution issue on the V10? (total guess here)
Cheers,
-TTHI TT,
Forgot to mention that I did change the value over to the IP Address but it made no difference.
The TimeZone and BST values have been picked up OK but the clock does not appear in the system tray.
and the timesync on your Terminalserver is working fine? (opening the properties of the clock in the systemtray and select Internettime-sync)
Yes,
The 1125SE units are picking up the time OK, correctly displaying this in the system tray.
I was able to replicate this here in my enviroment. You should contact Wyse Support and open a ticket. They should solve this. Who is your contact at Wyse?
Hi Icebun,
using the IP instead of the DNS name worked for me.
Cheers
ConfGenHi ConfGen, did that in the beginning. Did you put your IP address in ‘ ‘ marks?
Doesn’t seem to work for me.I will open up a case with Wyse support and advise shortly.
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