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Editing Configurations
EncrypTight User Guide 121
NOTE
The SNTP client must be disabled on an appliance in order to change its date or time manually. If SNTP is
enabled, the date and time change operation will fail.
To change the date and time:
1 Make sure that the SNTP client is disabled on the target appliances. There are two ways to disable the
SNTP client setting: from the Appliance editor’s Advanced tab, or from the Edit menu, Multiple
Configurations > SNTP Client.
2 In the Appliance Manager, select the target appliances in the Appliances view.
3On the Edit menu, click Date.
4 In the New Date window, enter the new date and time,.
5Click Apply to immediately apply the new date and time to the target appliances. The result is
displayed for each appliance. If ETEMS is unable to update the appliance’s clock, it displays the
reason for the failure.
Changing Settings on a Single Appliance
When editing the configuration of a single appliance, use the appliance editor to make changes to all
settings other than management IP address, password, and date and time.
To edit the configuration of a single appliance:
1 In the Appliance Manager, select an appliance in the Appliances view.
2On the Edit menu, click Configuration.
3 In the appliance editor, modify the configuration settings. To change all of the values to their defaults,
click Use Defaults.
4 When you are done, do one of the following:
● Click OK to save your changes and close the appliance editor.
● Click Save to save your changes and keep the appliance editor open.
5 Push the new configuration to the appliance (Tools > Put Configuration).
Related Topics:
● “Pushing Configurations to Appliances” on page 97
● “Changing Settings on Multiple Appliances” on page 121
Changing Settings on Multiple Appliances
ETEMS allows you to change some settings on multiple appliances in a single operation rather than
editing each appliance individually. Settings that are supported by the multiple appliance editor are:
● Data port settings: auto-negotiation, flow control, and link speed
● Policy Settings (Layer 2 or Layer 3, enable/disable EncrypTight)
● Reassembly mode (ETEPs only)
● SNMP community, trap host and trap mask