I had a hard time if I'm going to add a pool/server, from the NTP server configuration, then I saw this video. Straight forward and awesome explanation!
yes you can keep the pools if your server is online connected to internet, but I configure this for offline server environment and you need to have ntp server to sync time brtween other servers.
I had a hard time if I'm going to add a pool/server, from the NTP server configuration, then I saw this video. Straight forward and awesome explanation!
I hope it was helpful to you, Many thanks for your nice comment. wish you a good day.
Awesome! Better than chatgpt and even better than the blog posts I had to read.
Very good explanation and nice background information.
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Hi! Your video was very practical and to the point. Thanks.
Thanks for your comment, hope this video help you out.
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Can you more analysis about /var/lib/chrony/drift ? What numbers are they?
In server configuration, you disable pools.
How is the server kept up to date?
yes you can keep the pools if your server is online connected to internet, but I configure this for offline server environment and you need to have ntp server to sync time brtween other servers.
Great video. Could you kindly tell me how to check the time difference between the client and server. Thank you
yes you can do that from the client by run this command:
chronyc tracking
or watch it by using this command:
watch chronyc tracking
How can I check if NTP is drifting?
You can check drift by run chronyc checking or use watch cammand to monitor it
which ssh connection tool you use ?
Remmina, it's Linux remote connection manager
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