Having logs and not having the correct time on them is as bad as not having any logs at all. This is how you can set up your ntp client to have the correct time on a Mikrotik.
/system ntp client> set enable=yes primary-ntp=[:resolve 0.bg.pool.ntp.org] mode=unicast
Don't forget to change the ntp server to whatever you need.
You can check the current time afterwards:
/system clock> print
/system ntp client> set enable=yes primary-ntp=[:resolve 0.bg.pool.ntp.org] mode=unicast
Don't forget to change the ntp server to whatever you need.
You can check the current time afterwards:
/system clock> print
