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change(1m)							    change(1m)

NAME
       change - Alters the epoch number and time on the local node

SYNOPSIS
       dtscp change epoch integer [time absolute-time]

OPTIONS
       Specifies the new epoch number (0-255).
	This  argument	is  required.	Specifies  a clock setting for the new
       epoch. If you do not supply this argument and a value, the server  uses
       the  current  clock time with an unspecified inaccuracy and initiates a
       synchronization. This argument is optional.

DESCRIPTION
       The change command sets the time and  changes  the  epoch  of  the  DTS
       server  on  which  it  is entered. Use this command to isolate a server
       from the rest of the servers in the network before changing the time.

   Permissions Required
       You must have write permission on  the  ACL  associated	with  the  DTS
       entity in order to execute the command.

NOTES
       This  command is valid only for servers. The new epoch number you spec‐
       ify must be different from the current epoch number.

       This command is replaced at Revision 1.1 by the dcecp command  and  may
       not be provided in future releases of DCE.

EXAMPLES
       The  following  example	shows  how  to change the epoch number: dtscp>
       change epoch 1 The following example shows how to change the epoch num‐
       ber	and	 time:	    dtscp>     change	  epoch	    1	  time
       1990-11-30-10:58:00.000-05:00I0.000

								    change(1m)

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