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You can use the following command to check if it's enabled:<br>  
 
You can use the following command to check if it's enabled:<br>  
<pre>ntpdate -q</pre><pre>chkconfig --list | grep ntpd</pre>  
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<pre> pgrep ntpd
If all the columns are 'off', then it's not enabled.
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You can use the following command to enable NTP:<br>  
 
You can use the following command to enable NTP:<br>  
 
<pre>yum install ntpd
 
<pre>yum install ntpd
chkconfig ntpd on</pre>
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chkconfig ntpd on
Then use the following command to start it:<br>
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service ntpd start
<pre>service ntpd start
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</pre>  
 
</pre>  
You can check if the time is in sync using:<br>  
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Make sure your nameserver (DNS) is configured&nbsp; correctly (see [http://docs.telcobridges.com/mediawiki/index.php/TBLinux:How_to_change_the_ip_address Modify the dhcp client configuration]).<br>
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You can change the servers to synchronize NTP&nbsp;in /etc/ntp.conf
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You can change your local timezone with the /etc/localtime link<br>
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To synchronize NTP: <br>  
 
<pre>ntpq -p</pre>  
 
<pre>ntpq -p</pre>  
 
It will display a list of servers and the server which is currently synced should be prepended by a '*'. For example:  
 
It will display a list of servers and the server which is currently synced should be prepended by a '*'. For example:  
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+cheezum.mattnor 129.7.1.66      2 u  91 1024  377  45.715    1.504  47.753
 
+cheezum.mattnor 129.7.1.66      2 u  91 1024  377  45.715    1.504  47.753
 
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In this case the host's time is synced with arricade.rack9.
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In this case the host's time is synced with barricade.rack9.

Revision as of 17:39, 1 December 2010

You can use the following command to check if it's enabled:

 pgrep ntpd

You can use the following command to enable NTP:

yum install ntpd
chkconfig ntpd on
service ntpd start

Make sure your nameserver (DNS) is configured  correctly (see Modify the dhcp client configuration).

You can change the servers to synchronize NTP in /etc/ntp.conf

You can change your local timezone with the /etc/localtime link

To synchronize NTP:

ntpq -p

It will display a list of servers and the server which is currently synced should be prepended by a '*'. For example:

     remote           refid      st t when poll reach   delay   offset  jitter
==============================================================================
*barricade.rack9 209.51.161.238   2 u 1001 1024  377   31.147   -0.369  20.074
+ip-72-167-42-82 204.123.2.5      2 u  754 1024  377  166.388  -29.692  28.223
+cheezum.mattnor 129.7.1.66       2 u   91 1024  377   45.715    1.504  47.753

In this case the host's time is synced with barricade.rack9.

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