Setting proper time in ios7

Since upgrading to ios7 last night, I have been unable to set the proper time on my mini iPad. It's a new iPad, purchased in July. I went to settings-general and started the location search. At this point the system began to search for the location. It is still searching. I have shut down completely many times in order to restart the search, but it's still going. Should I reset? Would this be a dangerous move? Operating on a rural broadband wireless that is not super fast but quite solid. However, since the upgrade I have had lost connections for the first time as well. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

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kieran
two issues
one the Cisco AP's do not have a clock like your PC if you set the time manually when the AP loses power or reboots the time is reset to the default and you need to set it again.
te]wo the better solution is to designate a time server for the AP to syncronize to.
either method can be configured by clcking services on hte WEB interface and then select NTP or SNTP depending on you IOS version. then entering the time server IP address in the proper box or typing in hte proper date and time in the fields below, if you select the time server method the date and time will be filled in automaticaly once the time is syncronized.
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db
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Fixed Size                  1375060 bytes
Variable Size             260048044 bytes
Database Buffers          159383552 bytes
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Side note, if you're using C99 (you should!), you can include <stdbool> and use bool/true/false.
Side note #2. There is no way, in C, to get the size of an array. You need to use a "trick" to know your size. Typically, when using code like you have, one does:
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Network Name - Jim's Network
Wireless Security - WPA/WPA2 Personal
Connect Using - Ethernet
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Thank you, Jim Somoygi. I had a similar multi-hour odyssey with a AE and a Comcast cable modem.
This solved the seemingly endless blinking amber light:
1. unplug power from the modem and AE (or time capsule). Go get a beverage of your choice (wait a couple of minutes).
2. My modem has a battery backup (Comcast phone service). So, I pressed a tiny reset button on the back of the Comcast modem (it's made by Arris). With the battery backup, I'm not sure I would have been able to reset the modem simply by unplugging.
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5. Plug in the AE (or TC)
6. Green light on the AE (it's not easy being green)
7. Choose the appropriate Airport network & surf away.
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Idiots guide needed.
My TimeCapsule (year old model) had been running well from my BT Openreach box (without using the Home Hub 4.0) but recently had issues with connection dropping - BT said they've sorted out their end and can't see any remaining issues and can't offer me any more support if I'm not using the Home Hub 4.0
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The easiest and sure way is to use bridge on the TC as the method of connection. The TC then becomes a device in your network and gets its IP from the main router that I presume BT supply.
Method is,
1. Plug the TC WAN port into the BT supplied modem by ethernet.
2. Plug the computer you are using for the setup into the TC by ethernet.
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6. You can then disconnect the ethernet and connect by wireless if you want. Any port on the TC will now be a LAN port, including WAN.
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