RE6500 system time not set and, why set a DNS address?

How do I set the RE6500 system time to current day if it's showing January 1970?  It is connected to the router on both frequencies and the extender output is working on both frequencies. I have set the RE6500 to a static address of 192.168.1.3 as the router address is 192.168.1.1.  In the RE6500 the default gateway is set to the router address of 192.168.1.1.  Is it necessary to set the DNS address in the RE6500 as the router is the default gateway?

Hi Chadster766;  thanks for the prompt reply.  I tried using the external primary DNS address set in the router - saving and rebooting - and when that didn't work, I used the same IP address as the router 192.168.1.1.  That didn't work either; I did a warm re-boot of the computer after setting the DNS in the RE6500.  What am I missing or, should I reinstall the RE6500 and use the default DNS settings?  I'm using Windows 7 Sp1 and the RE6500 icon does not appear in Network, so it appears to be an issue between Windows and the RE6500.

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