Could not sync time with "Get GMT" button on EAP.
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I have EAP225 that is configured NTP servers to
- 203.159.70.33
- 158.108.212.149
When I click on Get GMT button, it display just Failed message.
I have network switch TL-SG3210 V3 on the same network. It has the exact same NTP servers IP addresses but the switch can be able to Get Time from NTP Server.
All users that connected to EAP225 via WiFi can be able to access internet properly.
Only EAP225 themself (all of them) are unable to sync time.
How to fix this?
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@Virgo Yes, set static with Gateway, Primary DNS works.
Previously I was set to dynamic and assign static IP from the router (in this case, it's Mikrotik) but it doesn't work.
Dynamic with all fallback IP, Gateway set to the same as static also not working.
This weird. Those dynamic and static should work the same because both can bring users who connected via WiFi to the internet.
Thank you.
However, Is this a bug that it can't sync NTP while using dynamic IP (static assigned from the router)?
Edit: I get it, on my router I did not set the Gateway to router's IP address but I was set to 1.1.1.1. That's why it doesn't work.
Now I set Gateway at the router to itself IP address first then 1.1.1.1 and it's working fine with dynamic IP assigned from the router.
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Hi, did you reboot the EAP to force the settings assigned?
Do you have a screenshot of the error message?
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@Virgo Hi, thank you for your reply.
I did reboot but after reboot time and date back to the past. Click on Get GMT still not working after reboot.
It is just showing "Failed" message without any error details. No more no less than this, just "Failed".
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@Virgo Yes, set static with Gateway, Primary DNS works.
Previously I was set to dynamic and assign static IP from the router (in this case, it's Mikrotik) but it doesn't work.
Dynamic with all fallback IP, Gateway set to the same as static also not working.
This weird. Those dynamic and static should work the same because both can bring users who connected via WiFi to the internet.
Thank you.
However, Is this a bug that it can't sync NTP while using dynamic IP (static assigned from the router)?
Edit: I get it, on my router I did not set the Gateway to router's IP address but I was set to 1.1.1.1. That's why it doesn't work.
Now I set Gateway at the router to itself IP address first then 1.1.1.1 and it's working fine with dynamic IP assigned from the router.
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