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# /etc/systemd: Included files # /etc/systemd: Included files
## time synchronization settings (timesyncd.conf) ## Time synchronization settings (timesyncd.conf)
This file configures the *systemd-timesyncd.service* and allows for a very This file configures the *systemd-timesyncd.service* and allows for a very
simple NTP-sync setup. Edit the **NTP=* line with a space-delimited list of simple NTP-sync setup. Edit the **NTP=** line with a space-delimited list of
your desired timeservers. In the event those timeservers are not available, you your desired timeservers. In the event those timeservers are not available, you
can configure backup servers by listing them on the **FallbackNTP=** line, again can configure backup servers by listing them on the **FallbackNTP=** line, again
space delimited. space delimited.
I've set the defaults in this file to be the worldwide NTP.org servers. This I've set the defaults in this file to be the worldwide NTP.org servers. This
should work for pretty much anyone that uses this file, but you really should should work for pretty much anyone that uses this file, but you *really should*
customize the list to use geographically closer timeservers or the timeserver on customize the list to use geographically closer timeservers (check out the list
your LAN, etc. [here](http://support.ntp.org/bin/view/Servers/NTPPoolServers)) or the
timeserver on your LAN, etc.
When you're done editing this file, make sure you restart the *timesyncd When you're done editing this file, make sure you restart the *timesyncd
service* and check it's status to verify it is now using one of your defined NTP service* and check it's status to verify it is now using one of your defined NTP