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The Network Time Protocol daemon (NTPd) is a daemon program that synchronizes the system time with time servers using the Network Time Protocol (NTP).

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I found a strange behaviour by NTP synchronization. That NTP server worked fine until now when some clients reported a wrong date/time set to today but in year 2000. After investigation I found the ...
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I am running ntpsec on a Linux host and configured it to synchronize with a specific NTP server. My /etc/ntpsec/ntp.conf has an entry like: server <ip> burst iburst minpoll 6 maxpoll 10 When I ...
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(This is an advanced topic) I have a DCF-77 reference clock connected via a serial cable to a PC running ntpd using Linux. One of the peers is a local NTP server using a local GPS clock. In addition I ...
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I have a NTP server with a "poll" time of 1024. Frequently the "when" time exceeds the poll time. As I understand it, when shows the time since the last poll and the poll time ...
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I'm configuring time synchronization between a Windows PC and an Ubuntu NTP server for a long time now and I wanted to ask for some help. Here's my setup and what I've tried so far: Setup: Ubuntu PC: ...
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I'm trying to synchronize time between an Ubuntu server and a Windows PC (set to Singapore Time, SGT) using the Windows Time service. Here's my setup: Ubuntu server: Running as NTP server (set to ...
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I have a main network with three main servers (call them A, B, and C). They are all routers, 3 of 4 of my (serving) NTP servers, and 2 of 5 of my DNS servers. The DNS servers (bind9) are all ...
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I am using STM32MP1 based two devices which runs on Yocto Linux platform. Among them one has two network interfaces (wlan0, wlan1) where wlan0 is used for connecting with internet servers & wlan1 ...
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There have been several similar questions to this, but none with resolutions. I can run ntpdate on the machine, and the date is updated. I assume that this means there is no firewall problem. I have ...
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I have 2 NTP servers. One synchronized directly with a GPS clock (I will call this server 185), so st 0. Then I have a second one (Let's call it 186) that should synchronize with the 185 since it is ...
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We are trying few of the configurations of NTP in ntp.conf file and want to be sure whether the NTP server is secured or not. Following the recommendation provided here: https://support.ntp.org/...
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I manage some Debian 11 server VMs using Vagrant. Sometimes I need to vagrant suspend them, and I noticed that after vagrant resume, their system time is off. Running systemctl status ntp shows the ...
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I have two computers. One is running Linux (NI Linux Real-Time), and the other is running Windows 10. The Windows 10 computer has two network interface cards. The 1st NIC is configured so that the ...
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I'm installing a Debian 11 Linux guest on a Hyper-V cluster. Hosts' realtime clocks are set to local time, as is the norm for Windows Servers; unlike the preference of Unix-like OSes. Should I execute ...
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I have 3 servers running CentOS 7.9.2009 in a data center (VMware ESXi). These servers report that the time is not synchronized. I have a similar test environment running on an inhouse VMware ESXi ...
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