I am trying to set up the time and date settings on the RouterOS on a PC, but the documentation is rather incomplete. I enter the command:
system clock set time-zone-name=?
and get "TimeZoneName ::= Africa/Abidjan | Africa/ Accra | Africa/Addis_Ababa | Africa/Algiers | Africa/Asmara | ..."
Ummm... I don't live anywheres near africa. Is there a complete list of all the places that I can use?
Any help would be appreciated.
Re: Setting time-zone-name
Simply find a city in that list that is in the same time zone as you. This is a pretty standard Linux setup. Winbox would be ab easier way to find your time zone.
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Re: Setting time-zone-name
That's my question ... what list? Where is it and how do I access it?
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Re: Setting time-zone-name
Forgot about Winbox. I've been doing all the configuring from the RouterOS command line. Let's see ... opening Winbox. There it is in "System > Clock".
Doh!!
Well, as it turns out there aren't any cities on the list too close by, so I entered the information manually. The manual method included the Daylight Savings Time specifics, which is non-conformist in my area.
Thanks for your help anyway.
- Scott
Doh!!
Well, as it turns out there aren't any cities on the list too close by, so I entered the information manually. The manual method included the Daylight Savings Time specifics, which is non-conformist in my area.
Thanks for your help anyway.
- Scott
Re: Setting time-zone-name
I don't understand how you could miss the list 
here --> EDIT: ok, so you found it timezones go vertically, so for Riga for example, I can select Athens. Probably same for you.
EDIT 2: in console typing [?] will only tell you the syntax, with 5 examples. To see all available options, you need to hit [TAB][TAB]
here --> EDIT: ok, so you found it
timezones go vertically, so for Riga for example, I can select Athens. Probably same for you.EDIT 2: in console typing [?] will only tell you the syntax, with 5 examples. To see all available options, you need to hit [TAB][TAB]
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[normis@demo.mt.lv] /system clock> set time-zone-name=
Africa/Abidjan America/Merida Atlantic/Reykjavik
Africa/Accra America/Mexico_City Atlantic/South_Georgia
Africa/Addis_Ababa America/Miquelon Atlantic/St_Helena
Africa/Algiers America/Moncton Atlantic/Stanley
Africa/Asmara America/Monterrey Australia/Adelaide
Africa/Bamako America/Montevideo Australia/Brisbane
Africa/Bangui America/Montreal Australia/Broken_Hill
Africa/Banjul America/Montserrat Australia/Currie
Africa/Bissau America/Nassau Australia/Darwin
Africa/Blantyre America/New_York Australia/Eucla
Africa/Brazzaville America/Nipigon Australia/Hobart
Africa/Bujumbura America/Nome Australia/Lindeman
Africa/Cairo America/Noronha Australia/Lord_Howe
Africa/Casablanca America/North_Dakota/Center Australia/Melbourne
Africa/Ceuta America/North_Dakota/New_Salem Australia/Perth
Africa/Conakry America/Panama Australia/Sydney
Africa/Dakar America/Pangnirtung CET
Africa/Dar_es_Salaam America/Paramaribo CST6CDT
Africa/Djibouti America/Phoenix EET
Africa/Douala America/Port-au-Prince EST
Africa/El_Aaiun America/Port_of_Spain EST5EDT
Africa/Freetown America/Porto_Velho Europe/Amsterdam
Africa/Gaborone America/Puerto_Rico Europe/Andorra
Africa/Harare America/Rainy_River Europe/Athens
Africa/Johannesburg America/Rankin_Inlet Europe/Belgrade
Africa/Kampala America/Recife Europe/Berlin
Africa/Khartoum America/Regina Europe/Bratislava
Africa/Kigali America/Resolute Europe/Brussels
Africa/Kinshasa America/Rio_Branco Europe/Bucharest
Africa/Lagos America/Santiago Europe/Budapest
<###### I have removed most of the list to save space #######>
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Re: Setting time-zone-name
Ahhh! The old "tab tab" trick! Missed it by THAT MUCH!! 
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Re: Setting time-zone-name
I missed the list because I was not using Winbox on a Windows PC. I was using the command line interface on the RouterOS, But once I used Winbox, I saw the list.
Re: Setting time-zone-name
like I said, tab-tab would show you the list also in command line.
Re: Setting time-zone-name
After rebooting the mikrotik, time configuration is not staying at previous setup. Would you please help to add time zone website in mikrotik so that time do not change and router can synchronize time?
Re: Setting time-zone-name
RouterBOARDs don't have a battery, so time will be reset after reboot. Use NTP to get time from the internet (or a locally situated NTP server). You can read more about it here:After rebooting the mikrotik, time configuration is not staying at previous setup. Would you please help to add time zone website in mikrotik so that time do not change and router can synchronize time?
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Sy ... NTP_client