Linux NTP Setup

#1

Hi KodeKloud community
I got issues with env (no apt, dpkg)

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I have checked PATH, everything on place.
Can support recreate the task, please

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Much appreciated.

#2

hi @sonofthemom, please use yum instead of apt.

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#3

Thanks, @rahul456

That looks weird for me, since

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But thanks a lot =)

#4

For troubleshooting/solution video refer below. These videos are made just to help the community!

#5

Hello.
I think that i did right.
What i did:
ssh <some username>@<some app server>
some appserver (some user) # sudo su -l root
some appserver (root) # yum install chrony
some appserver (root) # vi /etc/chrony.conf

and add
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# server <default pool>
# server <default pool>
…
server
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then
some appserver (root) # systemd enable chronyd
Check please.
P.S. I know that i could did that:
some appserver (root) # yum install ntp
etc.
Thank you.

#6

Hi @denis

I think the task was to configure ntp using native ntp package/config, hence it might have failed for you.

#7

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Weird thing here. I installed NTP on App Server 2 and added the ntp server on its /etc/ntp.conf.

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#8

I just completed the task and I am having the same issue. Even though I edited the /etc/ntp.conf file, I got the same error as @Marc-Samuel-Pabilona

#9

make sure in the /etc/ntp.conf file type server first

Ex.:
server 2.north-america.pool.ntp.org prefer