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Why is NTP syncing to local rather than remote server?
Ok, normally, 10.130.33
How are time zones are handled with NTP?
NTP does not regconize time zones, instead it manages all time informations based on UTC . In general the handling of time zones is a job of a computer’s operating system. Under Windows, Linux and FreeBSD the system clock is based on UTC, the configured local time zone only is applied when a time information has to be displayed somewhere.
How to fix NTP time sync in Linux?
We need NTP to quickly fix it. Here is our /etc/ntp.conf file: # “flag1 1” means skip the difference limit check and fix the time even if it is far off. # If the battery for the system clock fails the system clock will start with a default time.
How to troubleshoot network Time Protocol ( NTP ) issues?
The debug ntp sync command produces one-line outputs that show whether the clock has synced or the sync has changed. The command is generally enabled with debug ntp events . The debug ntp events command shows any NTP events that occur, which helps you determine if a change in the NTP triggered an issue such as clocks going out of sync.
Why is my NTP server timed out nothing received?
I recieve incoming packets and set time offset. This lead me to wrong ntp.conf configuration. Any clues why this is happening. If none of the NTP servers you’re trying seem to be responding, it’s likely that a firewall is blocking either outgoing requests or incoming responses.
Why is ntpq not querying local server?
I was expecting ntpq to query local server via 127.0.0.1, but it turns out to be querying local server via ethernet network interface. And now NTP works fine. When read the second answer, I realize the reason of this issue which maybe on /etc/hosts. Then add localhost on /etc/hosts and retry, it works.
Why does NTP query not work on CentOS 6.4?
I have a CentOS 6.4 server, it does not have any iptable rules, it runs NTP daemon as service using the following configuration: Why doesn’t ntp query work?