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how to check date and Time in Centera G4
Hi
I want to know how to check date and time in Centera G4, I mean is thera a commando to do that?, let me tell you tha CDT is used during summer in Mexico City and i need to check if the Centera change to CDT time instead of CST.
Does any one know any command to get this info.
Best Regards
holgerjakob_c0722c
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August 3rd, 2010 00:00
Hi
There is a real easy way to find out the cluster time. Issue a notify in Centera Viewer CLI and check the Health Report. Right at the beginning the Report Identification lists Creation Date and Time. This is based on the cluster time and date.
Best regards, Holger
EMCDennis
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April 5th, 2010 05:00
EMC Service can check this for you.
If you are using replication, both Centera clusters need to have the same time
If you need to adjust the cluster time, this will require a cluster outage. If replicating, then both Centeras will need to be adjusted requiring an outage on both ends.
Generally speaking, the time on the Centera should be irelevant to everything but itself. Making system clock adjustments may impact Centera internal processes such as replication and garbage collection. Replication of deletes can become a problem if the delete predates the creation time of the object etc.
Small adjustments only, should be made. EMC Service will need to make any adjustments.
Phukon
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April 5th, 2010 05:00
CAUTION:
Setting the date on a Compliance enabled cluster can cause MAJOR problems as the retention period of the blobs is set relative to the clusters platform time.
You can accidentally mark every blob on the system for purge by setting the platform time past the oldest retention date.
DO NOT perform this procedure on a Compliance edition production box.
Get the current GMT (also called UTC) from
You will be required emcexpert privileges to perform the steps in the putty session:
To check the Date and Time try running Date or Time command on the putty session.
Gq15Ssx2wt12372
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July 15th, 2010 07:00
Try logging into Centera Putty session to any of the nodes and issue the below commands.
c001n01# date
c001n01# time
Gq15Ssx2wt12372
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July 15th, 2010 09:00
Hi,
You could log inot Centera Viewer using admin credentials and issue command "show replication detail" in CLI to get the current dat and time.
Anonymous
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July 27th, 2010 06:00
Hi guanabacoa,
Have you been able to check the date & time on your Centera?
Rgds
Ronan