I have about fifty devices, of which there are five severs and six workstations. NTP seems to be running fine on all but one server. I am lost as why it is having problems. In the graphic here,
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Note all the times on three are pretty much right where they are supposed to be as I jumped from one to the next to issue the command. However note the red box. That one is way off! All sit on this network and of the four, that odd one and two others are VMs on the same host! All are running Debian 12. All ar set to the same Timezone. All but the NTP server and set to "NTP service: active"
All four have the same RTC time: Tue 2024-04-23 18:55
But the odd one has Universal time matching it's RTC time while the others have Universal time eight hours back. Also not local time on the odd one is ahead eight hours.
RTC in local TZ: no is the same for all four.
Any guidance will be appreciated.
Note all the times on three are pretty much right where they are supposed to be as I jumped from one to the next to issue the command. However note the red box. That one is way off! All sit on this network and of the four, that odd one and two others are VMs on the same host! All are running Debian 12. All ar set to the same Timezone. All but the NTP server and set to "NTP service: active"
All four have the same RTC time: Tue 2024-04-23 18:55
But the odd one has Universal time matching it's RTC time while the others have Universal time eight hours back. Also not local time on the odd one is ahead eight hours.
RTC in local TZ: no is the same for all four.
Any guidance will be appreciated.
Statistics: Posted by MikeLieberman — 2024-04-23 11:27 — Replies 1 — Views 46