how can I set timedatectl ntp status active? [on hold]Windows 2008 R2 64 bit multihomed. NTP time synching issueDoes a Juniper SSG work well as an NTP server?Routers do not Synchronize Clock using NTPntp server that syncs with other ntp servers but supplies a modified utcNTP stopped working after update to CentOS 6.5Synchronize clock with NTP while online, and with RTC while offline?NTP synchronized clock alongside the system clockChrony time synchronization on huge time diffDecentralized NTP in network with only sporadic internet connectivity?how to sync ntp time using timedatectl?
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how can I set timedatectl ntp status active? [on hold]
Windows 2008 R2 64 bit multihomed. NTP time synching issueDoes a Juniper SSG work well as an NTP server?Routers do not Synchronize Clock using NTPntp server that syncs with other ntp servers but supplies a modified utcNTP stopped working after update to CentOS 6.5Synchronize clock with NTP while online, and with RTC while offline?NTP synchronized clock alongside the system clockChrony time synchronization on huge time diffDecentralized NTP in network with only sporadic internet connectivity?how to sync ntp time using timedatectl?
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I have a pi with stretch installed. I am trying to synch its clock to a connected laptop time server. I have uninstalled ntp and chrony - as indicated in other similar posts - but I cannot set the timedatectl NTP sync "active".
I have tried already the commands "timedatectl set-ntp true" and "timedatectl set-ntp on" but neither works. the pi is not connected to the internet but to a laptop via ethernet cable. The PC can ping the pi. the pi can ping the router if connected to the network but cannot ping the laptop if connected directly via ethernet. I wonder whether this could be the issue but I do not know how to figure this out.
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I have a pi with stretch installed. I am trying to synch its clock to a connected laptop time server. I have uninstalled ntp and chrony - as indicated in other similar posts - but I cannot set the timedatectl NTP sync "active".
I have tried already the commands "timedatectl set-ntp true" and "timedatectl set-ntp on" but neither works. the pi is not connected to the internet but to a laptop via ethernet cable. The PC can ping the pi. the pi can ping the router if connected to the network but cannot ping the laptop if connected directly via ethernet. I wonder whether this could be the issue but I do not know how to figure this out.
ntp
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I have a pi with stretch installed. I am trying to synch its clock to a connected laptop time server. I have uninstalled ntp and chrony - as indicated in other similar posts - but I cannot set the timedatectl NTP sync "active".
I have tried already the commands "timedatectl set-ntp true" and "timedatectl set-ntp on" but neither works. the pi is not connected to the internet but to a laptop via ethernet cable. The PC can ping the pi. the pi can ping the router if connected to the network but cannot ping the laptop if connected directly via ethernet. I wonder whether this could be the issue but I do not know how to figure this out.
ntp
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I have a pi with stretch installed. I am trying to synch its clock to a connected laptop time server. I have uninstalled ntp and chrony - as indicated in other similar posts - but I cannot set the timedatectl NTP sync "active".
I have tried already the commands "timedatectl set-ntp true" and "timedatectl set-ntp on" but neither works. the pi is not connected to the internet but to a laptop via ethernet cable. The PC can ping the pi. the pi can ping the router if connected to the network but cannot ping the laptop if connected directly via ethernet. I wonder whether this could be the issue but I do not know how to figure this out.
ntp
ntp
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