How to Sync Linux Time With NTP Server ✔️

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In this video we explain step by step how to synchronize the time in Linux with the NTP Server.

Below you can see all the commands we used in the video:

** COMMANDS **

timedatectl (To validate the current state of the time in Linux)

sudo timedatectl set-ntp true (Command to enable synchronization with NTP)

sudo cat /var/log/syslog | grep ntp (Command to access NTP events)

sudo apt install ntpdate (Command to install the NTP client)
sudo apt install ntp (Command to install NTP)
sudo systemctl enable ntp (Commands to enable and start service)
sudo systemctl start ntp (Commands to enable and start service)
ntpstat (Command to check if the computer communicates with a time server)
ntpq -p (Command to list active services)
ntpq (Command to access the console)
sudo apt install chrony (Command to install Chrony)
chronyc sources (Command to validate Chrony services)

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