# Timestamps

Many of our products use something called a "**Unix Epoch" t**imestamp when servers may need to specify specific times or dates. All most people need to really know about these timestamps is how to make them & how to read them.

### How do I get/create an epoch timestamp?

1. Head over to <https://www.epochconverter.com/>
2. If you want to generate an epoch for a specific time, enter your date & time into the fields besides "Human date to Timestamp"&#x20;
3. After you enter the date, "Human date to Timestamp" it will return an "Epoch timestamp" listed below the fields used to specify the date. You can just copy that timestamp & use it in your configs.

### Cant Remember What Time This Was?

Simply head to the same site listed above, and enter your unknown timestamp into the listed field. The site will tell you when your timestamp is in your local time.


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