Chrony NTP Service [ Local Server ] and Client

HI,

In this video, we will try to install and configure Chrony NTP as local server to provide time for the client servers.

TimeCode:

00:00 Intro
2:02 Install chrony on both client and server
03:10 Chrony components
06:26 Configure Client Server Chrony
06:50 Server Configuration
09:07 Client Configuration

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[dajexxx]

I had a hard time if I'm going to add a pool/server, from the NTP server configuration, then I saw this video. Straight forward and awesome explanation!

[BaumHeld]

Awesome! Better than chatgpt and even better than the blog posts I had to read.
Very good explanation and nice background information.

[DouglasMenger]

Hi! Your video was very practical and to the point. Thanks.

[huyvole]

Can you more analysis about /var/lib/chrony/drift ? What numbers are they?

[tahaefe]

I m gratefull for you thanks for video

[windsorize]

good video. question though. I need to use Chrony as my NTP server for Cisco CUCM. Can I use the IP of the Chrony Server for the CUCM NTP resource or do I need to setup a client also and then use the client as the Resource for CUCM? I am not a linux guy so just trying to understand the reason for a Chrony Server and Chrony Client?

[buidinhba]

Great! Thank you so much. This is exactly something I have spent two months looking for .

[FrankR]

In server configuration, you disable pools.
How is the server kept up to date?

[TheThulitha]

Great video. Could you kindly tell me how to check the time difference between the client and server. Thank you