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ntpd — The official NTP (Network Time Protocol) daemon to synchronize the system clock to remote time serve

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Problem

How to use the ntpd command: The official NTP (Network Time Protocol) daemon to synchronize the system clock to remote time servers or local reference clocks. More information: <https://manned.org/ntpd>.

Solution

ntpd — The official NTP (Network Time Protocol) daemon to synchronize the system clock to remote time servers or local reference clocks. More information: <https://manned.org/ntpd>.

Start the daemon:
sudo ntpd


Synchronize system time with remote servers a single time (quit after synchronizing):
sudo ntpd --quit


Synchronize a single time allowing "Big" adjustments:
sudo ntpd --panicgate --quit

Code Snippets

Start the daemon

sudo ntpd

Synchronize system time with remote servers a single time (quit after synchronizing)

sudo ntpd --quit

Synchronize a single time allowing "Big" adjustments

sudo ntpd --panicgate --quit

Context

tldr-pages: linux/ntpd

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