How to install Chrony NTP Server on Linux | Complete NTP Configuration in Linux

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Learn how to install and configure Chrony NTP Server on Linux. Set up accurate time synchronization for your system and network with this step-by-step guide.

To install the Chrony NTP Server on CentOS/Rocky Linux 9 and ensure precise system time synchronization, follow these steps. Begin by opening your terminal and updating the system's package repository with the command 'sudo dnf update'. This ensures you have the latest package information. Next, install the Chrony package by running 'sudo dnf install chrony'.

Once the installation is complete, start and enable the Chrony service using the commands 'sudo systemctl start chronyd' and 'sudo systemctl enable chronyd'. This ensures that the Chrony service starts automatically upon system boot. To verify the status of Chrony and check for synchronization, use the command 'chronyc tracking'.

Additionally, if your system is behind a firewall, ensure that UDP port 123 is open to allow NTP traffic. Adjust your firewall settings accordingly with the appropriate commands. With Chrony successfully installed, your CentOS/Rocky Linux 9 system will maintain accurate time synchronization, critical for tasks that require precision timing. Elevate your system's timekeeping capabilities with this reliable NTP server.

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00:00 Intro
00:05 Install Chrony NTP Server
01:10 NTP Configuration in Linux