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Updating the system time on the QRadar Console	Configure the system time on your QRadar® Console by setting the time manually, or by using NTP servers. The QRadar Console synchronizes its system time with the managed hosts in your deployment.	Configure the system time on your QRadar® Console by setting the time manually, or by using NTP servers. The QRadar Console synchronizes its system time with the managed hosts in your deployment.	2023-09-16T17:09:14+07:00	false	Hiiruki	qradar siem time ntp		true	false	right	false	false	true	true	false	false	true	true	true	true	true	image alt caption relative hidden <image path/url> <alt text> <text> false true

Overview

This guide describes how to configure the system time on your QRadar® Console by setting the time manually, or by using NTP servers. The QRadar Console synchronizes its system time with the managed hosts in your deployment.

Steps

1. Click the Admin tab

• Click the hamburger menu (☰) in the top left corner of the QRadar Console.

• Click Admin

• Or you can just click the Admin tab

2. In the System Configuration section, click the System and License Management icon.

3. From the Display menu, select Systems.

Select the relevant host

4. From the Actions menu, select View and Manage System, and then click the System Time tab.

5. Select a time zone from the Time Zone menu.

You can configure only the time zone on a managed host. The system time is synchronized with the QRadar Console but if the managed host is in a different time zone, then you can change to that time zone.

6. Set the time manually.

• Select the Set time manually check box.
• Change the Date and Time to the correct values.

7. Set the time by using NTP servers.

• Select the Specify NTP servers check box.
• Clik the plus icon (+) to add an NTP server.
• You can use NTP server pools, such as pool.ntp.org or time.google.com.

• The final result should look like this:

• Click Save.

The first NTP server is the primary server. If the primary server is not available, the secondary server is used. If the secondary server is not available, the tertiary server is used. If the tertiary server is not available, the system time is not synchronized.

• If prompted to restart services, click OK.

Conclusion

You have successfully configured the system time on your QRadar® Console by setting the time manually, or by using NTP servers. The QRadar Console synchronizes its system time with the managed hosts in your deployment.

References

• Updating the system time on the QRadar Console
• NTP Pool Project
• Google Public NTP
• NTP Servers
• NTP Servers in Asia
• Indonesia NTP Servers
• NTP @ Wikipedia