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PLANEPLOTTER GROUND STATIONS SHOULD BE RUNNING NTP HOW TO
PLANEPLOTTER GROUND STATIONS SHOULD BE RUNNING NTP UPDATE

PLANEPLOTTER GROUND STATIONS SHOULD BE RUNNING NTP HOW TO

How to add new time servers on Windows 10

PLANEPLOTTER GROUND STATIONS SHOULD BE RUNNING NTP UPDATE

Use the drop-down menu to select a different server.Ĭlick the Update now button to synchronize the time with the new server.Īfter completing the steps, Windows 10 will keep the time synchronized over the internet with the server you selected.

Check that the Synchronize with an internet time server option is selected.

How to change the time server on Windows 10

How to troubleshoot time server synchronization problems.How to add new time servers on Windows 10.How to change the time server on Windows 10.Thank you for sharing those.In this Windows 10 guide, we walk you through the steps to use different time servers to make sure that your computer is getting the correct time using Control Panel. Off Topic: I did visit your site and view some of your aviation photos. If the router rule looks good after a restart, I would just wait and test again later today or tomorrow.

The rule should already be there, but the IP might have changed after a restart. It might be worth double-checking that the port forwarding rule in the router correctly sends UDP (not TCP) port=9742 to the IP of your windows computer running PP. There might be a delay in getting those automatically changed back. I suspect the BT service made changes to both DNS and possibly a proxy setting. You might need to possibly restart your local router. You might just need to wait a while for the change to take place if you had to disable BT Web Protect. As of 1915 UTC, your system 'h2' is showing as the only PP installation on that IP, but is still failing all tests that would require valid port forwarding. Hi Ian, One update and a possible suggestion. Normally that would be a port forwarding issue, but I do not think so this time. On Sun, at 11:19 AM, Dan Henry wrote: Bad: -It is failing all tests for raw data. Running more is okay, but I would expect to be able to identify that and I do not see more than one registered to you. Please confirm that you are running only one copy of PP. From memory, it involves logging in to your online account and disabling whatever that privacy or security setting is that is placing you on a public IP. Someone here will probably be able to suggest the setting to check. That made multiple stations appear at their shared IP and also completely breaks port forwarding. I do not remember which internet service provider it was, but they had been placed on some kind of a group IP due to a privacy or security setting that was done at the account level. We have had several users in the UK in the past that have had the same issue. I suspect you are only running one PP station which is your 'h2', which has a good clock but fails all tests for raw data. However, if you had other stations registered to you, they would be visible to me, and they are not. Strange: -The indication of "There are 3 actively sharing PlanePlotter installations" on the same IP would not be a problem if those three were your validated GS and another two stations you are running. Bad: -It is failing all tests for raw data. As of 1710 UTC, your system 'h2' tests as below: Good: -Uploaded 16 aircraft last minute -Clock is correct. no idea why and I've triedĪ number of fixes. Just checked ground station status and keep getting the attached result.