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I need to configure the ntp on the server. I am doing it for the first time. Please explain it a little bit more. Thank you for the reply.
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I also need that server to update its time automatically. Thanks!
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I want to setup an NTP on a stand alone server, so that the system can update its time itself. The settings for ntp on a switch are already done now I need to configure it on the server. &nbsp;I am not finding the command to do that. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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I want to setup an NTP on a stand alone server, so that the system can update its time itself. The settings for ntp on a switch are already done now I need to configure it on the server.  I am not finding the command to do that. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

I need to configure the ntp on the server. I am doing it for the first time. Please explain it a little bit more. Thank you for the reply.

I also need that server to update its time automatically. Thanks!

How to setup NTP on standalone server

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