Set system time in Solaris

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Example commands used to set the system time in Solaris.

To set the time to 5:43:15 PM (17:43:15), run this command as superuser:

date 1743.15

To set the time to 9:05 AM:

date 0905

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2 Comments -

1. Anonymous said on February 26, 2010

   How to configure time synchonize in sun solaries 10 with windows server

2. Juanmaurosm said on October 31, 2010

   Hey i had a issue when did set date in mmddHHMMYY the system toke six hours plus using date -u mmddHHMMYY when i tried date HHMM.SS it works fine

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