Omada Controller System Time incorrect since Daylight Saving Time adjustment
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The system clock is now an hour behind. I wouldn't mind but now a profile schedule on an SSID is effected.
Is there a way to manually set the time? Oh shall I just adjust the schedule to correct for the error?
Can I have the controller connect to an NTP server?
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Dear @linux_paul,
linux_paul wrote
It works fine for a quick test, however a schedule set for everyday does not work as expected.
Here is the update on this case:
This issue has been resolved on Controller v4.4.4, you may visit the official website or check the following post for an update.
[New Firmware] Omada Software Controller v4.4.4 has been released on August 13, 2021
Thank you for your attention!
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Currently the controller doesn't have daylight savings time functionality. You can set a primary and backup NTP server under Settings - Controller. NTP servers only issue UTC, so it will not help with daylight savings time adjustments. For now just adjust your time zone to reflect the correct time.
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The latest version, 4.3.5, adds a DST setting among other things.
However, profiles still do not run properly, operating either an hour earlier or later but not at the scheduled time. This is my experience on a Windows computer running the SDN software, maybe your OC200 will have better luck.
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Dear @linux_paul,
linux_paul wrote
The latest version, 4.3.5, adds a DST setting among other things.
However, profiles still do not run properly, operating either an hour earlier or later but not at the scheduled time. This is my experience on a Windows computer running the SDN software, maybe your OC200 will have better luck.
May I check the Device information (model & firmware) managed by your controller v4.3.5?
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Dear @linux_paul,
Is your Controller system time showing correctly? What profile do you configure on the Controller?
Could you show me the screenshot of your config and indicate your expected result and actual result in detail?
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Haven't actually used the new DST until now.
So I set up a test profile to turn on/off an SSID for 15 minutes, and it works as expected.
I am running the OC200 controller.
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I had tried compensating for the bug by changing the time zone and didn't change it back. It is working as expected.
Thank you for your response.
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Dear @linux_paul,
linux_paul wrote
I had tried compensating for the bug by changing the time zone and didn't change it back. It is working as expected.
Thank you for your response.
That's all right. Glad to know that your concern was resolved finally. Enjoy the Internet and have a nice day!
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It appears I still have an issue. I have the profile set for wifi on between 5:30am and 11pm. However, tonight it turned off at 10pm.
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Any advice?
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What is your user interface set at, under Settings>Maintenance Statistic/DashBoard Timezone:?
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