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Post by theloon on Aug 1, 2019 0:45:35 GMT
The SmallWall website is currently offline.
I'm trying to get to the documentation to check out the Scheduler > Loop Interval but am currently unable to.
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Post by Lee Sharp on Aug 1, 2019 3:08:56 GMT
Thanks! The things that happen when you are out of town!
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Post by theloon on Aug 1, 2019 3:13:20 GMT
Hi Lee,
I see that the site is back up, thanks.
Unfortunately the docs don't show what I'm looking for, I was after an explanation of the Loop Interval, what it controls, why it's there, etc?
Happy to start a new thread if you would prefer.
Thanks
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Post by Lee Sharp on Aug 1, 2019 3:36:15 GMT
You are going to have to refresh my memory as I have been installing Meraki switches and APs all day. Where are you looking? Yes, they guy in charge of the project is saying "What Loop Interval?"  |
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Post by theloon on Aug 1, 2019 3:40:45 GMT
In Services > Scheduler there is a 'Loop Interval' (defaults to 10 minutes), we are trying to understand what the purpose of this config item is?
There is some descriptive text "The loop interval is used to compensate for sudden changes in time and date. An example would be the switch to daylight saving time/standard time or time correction from the NTP client. Default is 10 minutes." if that helps jog the memory.
Thanks
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Post by Lee Sharp on Aug 1, 2019 3:54:59 GMT
Ahhh... I did not write the scheduler, and it is a bit odd, so I touche it infrequently. I think it may be so that if it sees a time within X of the trigger time and never saw the trigger time, it will kick off... But I really do not know for sure.
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