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# /etc/systemd: Included files
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## time synchronization settings (timesyncd.conf)
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This file configures the *systemd-timesyncd.service* and allows for a very
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simple NTP-sync setup. Edit the **NTP=* line with a space-delimited list of
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your desired timeservers. In the event those timeservers are not available, you
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can configure backup servers by listing them on the **FallbackNTP=** line, again
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space delimited.
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I've set the defaults in this file to be the worldwide NTP.org servers. This
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should work for pretty much anyone that uses this file, but you really should
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customize the list to use geographically closer timeservers or the timeserver on
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your LAN, etc.
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When you're done editing this file, make sure you restart the *timesyncd
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service* and check it's status to verify it is now using one of your defined NTP
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servers.
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```bash
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systemctl restart systemd-timesyncd.service && systemctl status systemd-timesyncd.service
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```
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Finally, you can confirm things are working properly by running timedatectl.
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```bash
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timedatectl
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```
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You should see the correct time listed and *NTP synchronized: yes*.
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