Risco alarm system

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setup this correctly:

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How would you do that? “setup a local NTP on the panel”?

In the programming menu do I choose

  • NTP or DayTime?
  • What should be filled in on host?
  • What port to use?

I have the old socket that allows 1 connection. Ever since I disabled Cloud to connect to HA without proxy my clock’s been off.

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i dont have that on my pc, i can only use the control panel

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doesnt mather if you disable cloud, thats even better, the panel can make connection
Its only the incoming connection thats an issue, outside shouldnt give a problem

see screenshot in previous post

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everything on the software , you can also do on the panel itself, in the options

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Ah I had NTP as protocol instead of DayTime. Will change and see if that helps :slight_smile:

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mine seems default, normally the port is NOT 13

it should be 123 , and a public timeserver you can use ‘pool.ntp.org’ (setup DNS offcourse)

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So we do ntp or daytime now?

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trial and error :slight_smile:

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:smiley:

I had: ntp - pool.ntp.org - port 13
Changed to: DayTime - pool.ntp.org - port 13

Time will tell if that works…
Port 13 was set by default. Will try port 123 if the clock’s still off.

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yeah, port 13 is for sure INCORRECT , maybe the default config loaded on our panels was incorrect :slight_smile:

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you can also use your onw NTP server of country, for example, i live in Belgium, i can use : be.pool.ntp.org … just google yours

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Aha then i’m gonna use be.pool.ntp.org too

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Ok tnx!
Changed to DayTime - be.pool.ntp.org - port 123

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Lol why arent we talking dutch if we are all from belgium :slight_smile:

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hehe, indeed :slight_smile:

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The DAYTIME and TIME protocols are simple responders. When a connection is made or a packet recieved the server simply responds with the current time as an ASCII string for DAYTIME or as a binary value for TIME.

SNTP is a reduced version of the NTP protocol that can be used to replace TIME clients.

NTP is a far more sophisticated protocol created by Dave Mills.

NTP is implemented via UDP over port 123, and can operate in broadcast and multicast modes, or by direct queries. NTP can synchronise to multiple time sources, making allowances for the network delays and apparent reliability of the clocks it synchronises to.

(The assigned ports list includes 123/tcp as NTP as well as 123/udp but the tcp port is not used by ntpd)

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I’ve set it to:

  1. server: NTP
  2. host: be.pool.ntp.org
  3. poort: 123

Will see if it updates now, time and year still isnt correct

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Maybe it needs a reboot, also most devices only update 1 x time each day, have a look tomorrow

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yes will do