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                        "*": "Recovery Utilities provides several administrative operations for Untangle. It can only be launched while physically at the Untangle box using the button or the special boot options.\n\n* '''Remap Interfaces''': This options remaps the mapping between \"Interfaces\" and \"NICs\" so that the physical network cards can be mapped to their desired use/configuration.\n* '''Configure Interface''': This option allows for basic configuring of an interface. Once the appliance is online and reachable further configuration is possible through the web-based administration interface.\n* '''Ping''': A basic ping test for testing network connectivity.\n* '''Upgrade''': Launch an upgrade process that will upgrade all software if upgrades are available.\n* '''Reboot''': Reboot the server.\n* '''Shutdown''': Shutdown the server.\n* '''Reset to Factory Defaults''': Delete all settings and return to the factory defaults."
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                        "*": "<span style=\"display:none\" class=\"helpSource system_regional\">Regional</span>\n\n= Regional =\n\nThe tab configures the region/location specific settings of the NG Firewall server.\n\n{{TriScreenshot|config|system|regional}}\n\n== Current Time ==\n\nThis fields displays the current time on the NG Firewall Server. \n\n== Timezone ==\n\nThis is the configured timezone. It is important to have the correct timezone configured to adjust for any time changes that take place throughout the year.\n\n== Language ==\n\nThis is the configured language for the NG Firewall server. The administration UI will be displayed in this language, as well as user-visible pages such as the quarantine and block pages.\nThis will not change the language on certain strings like product names and all online services like the account management, help, and store pages.\n\n== Regional Formats ==\nThe appropriate formatting of numbers and dates may vary depending on your geographical location.  While language display settings contain the most appropriate formats for that language, you may wish to override these vales.\n\n* '''Use Defaults'''.  Use the value provided with the language.\n* '''Override'''.  Specify different format values for the following fields:\n** '''Decimal Separator'''.  This string is used to separate decimal spaces.  For example a period (.) for 1.23.\n** '''Thousand Separator'''.  This string is used to separate thousands places.  For example a comma (,) for 1,000.\n** '''Date Format'''.  This string is used to generate the date display.  \n** '''Timestamp Format'''.  This string is used to generate the time display.\n\nBoth Date and Timestamp Formats can use the formatting fields described on the [[time and date formatting]] page.\n\n== Force Time Sync ==\n\nThis button allows you to force the server time with the internet (via NTP).\n\nBeware if your server time is significantly in the future (hours or days) then force syncing the time may cause issues as the server as the time will go backwards. Threads and processes that are sleeping until a certain calendar date will now awaken at the planned time as the server time has moved significantly backwards. To avoid this it is suggested to reboot after forcing the time to synchronize if the time was significantly off. Also, logs and reports may behave oddly and certain time periods will now occur twice."
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