If your phone is getting its parameters by DHCP from a linux server, add
the NTP server option to that server:
in /etc/dhcpd.conf
option time-servers 192.168.0.3;
If your phone is getting an NTP server setting by DHCP server, you can't
override that from any setting. I came across this where a polycome 501
was connected to the internet directly and comcast was setting NTP to
10.10.x.x, which was ridiculous. Their tech support could never
understand why this was a problem and would not address the problem
despite repeated calls.
If there is no setting for NTP in your DHCP server, for example if you
have a linksys router for your network, you can set the DHCP server in
sip.cfg and set the offset in seconds. The offset for AST is -14400 for
example.
If you are configuring by web browser, you can set the timezone and ntp
server that way.
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