02-26-2015, 12:23 PM
Upon further research, it looks like the simplest way to fix this is:
Then edit the file below to add time servers:
Add your time-servers to synchronize with.
Then, restart NTP service:
You may have to let traffic on your router through port 123 fowarded to your pc's ip address if it is still not working. Then restart the service again.
Then test with:
Also check your router, most these days ship with NTP options, config it there.
Code:
sudo apt-get install ntp
Then edit the file below to add time servers:
Code:
sudo leafpad /etc/ntp.conf
Add your time-servers to synchronize with.
Then, restart NTP service:
Code:
sudo service ntp restart
You may have to let traffic on your router through port 123 fowarded to your pc's ip address if it is still not working. Then restart the service again.
Then test with:
Code:
sudo ntpq -np
Also check your router, most these days ship with NTP options, config it there.