Pfsense Date & Time
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@ashi_220:
No i'm not getting correct date it show me old date & time Fri Jan 1 4:10:52 UTC 2010, Their is no CMOS battery issue.
Your time is over six years out. I repeat, have you checked the date/time in your system BIOS at bootup?
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@ashi_220:
No i'm not getting correct date it show me old date & time Fri Jan 1 4:10:52 UTC 2010, Their is no CMOS battery issue.
Your time is over six years out. I repeat, have you checked the date/time in your system BIOS at bootup?
Yeah, Now it is changed & show me current date & time. I change Date/time in BIOS settings.
But one thing that how it is changed & getting six year old date/time when i was not change any date/time settings??Thank u very much :)
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Configure a NTP server under System>General Setup.
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@ashi_220:
how it is changed & getting six year old date/time when i was not change any date/time settings??
My guess is that your CMOS battery may be running low generally, though maybe not enough to bomb out completely. Might be worth replacing it in the long run, and also do what cmb suggests and set an NTP server in your settings.
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@ashi_220:
how it is changed & getting six year old date/time when i was not change any date/time settings??
My guess is that your CMOS battery may be running low generally, though maybe not enough to bomb out completely. Might be worth replacing it in the long run, and also do what cmb suggests and set an NTP server in your settings.
I think their may be issue of CMOS battery. I had already configure NTP server.
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@Iahmad
I have the same issue. My BIOS time is correct.
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@Cleetus-Antony said in Pfsense Date & Time:
I have the same issue. My BIOS time is correct.
Is your BIOS time UTC or local?
Linux/FreeBSD requires it to be UTC time
Then make sure to configure the correct timezone for your location.
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And why wouldn't the pfSense build in NTP client work for you ?
Or isn't your pfSense connected to the Internet ? -
@Gertjan PFSENSE connected to internet and everything is working. Clients r getting internet thru pfsense. When I want to create rules with scheduler, due to time wrong time, the rule doesnt work as indented for clients. Any clue ?
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@elvisimprsntr
I set the correct time zone in pfsense. Date is correct. but the time is few hours difference. Looks like the time in BIOS is local. there is no option I can see in BIOS to change to UTC. What am I missing ? -
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simply set the BIOS time to UTC HH:MM:SS
https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/timezone/utc
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@elvisimprsntr
Time in BIOS is correct and its in UTC format. Still I installed new battery in motherboard.
But even after setting correct time zone in pfsense, time is 7 Hours ahead. -
- GUI: stop NTP service
- CLI: ntpdate time.nist.gov
- GUI: restart NTP service
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Did the same. I got below msg on output.
Still the time is wrong.. Now 4 Hours 30 min difference.14 Jun 19:03:04 ntpdate[63408]: the NTP socket is in use, exiting
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@elvisimprsntr
14 Jun 19:14:57 ntpdate[69805]: no server suitable for synchronization foundthis is the result of second try
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@elvisimprsntr
"DNS Resolver is stopped or Disabled" when we chk the tatus of DNS Resolver.
In the DNS Resolver page, the Enable DNS Resolver tick mark is ON
May be NTP server setting is not resolving ??????
DNS Resolution behavior is set as Default.(First use local and fall back to remote)DNS forwarder is ON and working.
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@Cleetus-Antony said in Pfsense Date & Time:
DNS forwarder is ON and working.
Then the NTP client can resolve.
