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  • Have confirmed correct server is configured in /etc/ntp.conf

  • It can ping that server.


  • It definitely has the ntp package



    /home/admin# dpkg -s ntp
    Package: ntp
    Status: install ok installed




  • But the daemon is not running



    /home/admin# ps wax | grep ntp
    21959 pts/0    S+     0:00 grep ntp




  • Status check



    /home/admin# ntpstat
    Unable to talk to NTP daemon. Is it running?




  • I get this when I try to restart it



    /home/admin# systemctl start ntpd
    Failed to start ntpd.service: Unit ntpd.service failed to load: No such file or directory.




What should try next?






ntpd







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  • You should reinstall ntp and check the dependencies etc., then check if there's a systemd unit present.

    – eblock
    8 hours ago


















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  • Have confirmed correct server is configured in /etc/ntp.conf

  • It can ping that server.


  • It definitely has the ntp package



    /home/admin# dpkg -s ntp
    Package: ntp
    Status: install ok installed




  • But the daemon is not running



    /home/admin# ps wax | grep ntp
    21959 pts/0    S+     0:00 grep ntp




  • Status check



    /home/admin# ntpstat
    Unable to talk to NTP daemon. Is it running?




  • I get this when I try to restart it



    /home/admin# systemctl start ntpd
    Failed to start ntpd.service: Unit ntpd.service failed to load: No such file or directory.




What should try next?






ntpd







share|improve this question

























  • You should reinstall ntp and check the dependencies etc., then check if there's a systemd unit present.

    – eblock
    8 hours ago
















2












2








2









  • Have confirmed correct server is configured in /etc/ntp.conf

  • It can ping that server.


  • It definitely has the ntp package



    /home/admin# dpkg -s ntp
    Package: ntp
    Status: install ok installed




  • But the daemon is not running



    /home/admin# ps wax | grep ntp
    21959 pts/0    S+     0:00 grep ntp




  • Status check



    /home/admin# ntpstat
    Unable to talk to NTP daemon. Is it running?




  • I get this when I try to restart it



    /home/admin# systemctl start ntpd
    Failed to start ntpd.service: Unit ntpd.service failed to load: No such file or directory.




What should try next?






ntpd







share|improve this question

















  • Have confirmed correct server is configured in /etc/ntp.conf

  • It can ping that server.


  • It definitely has the ntp package



    /home/admin# dpkg -s ntp
    Package: ntp
    Status: install ok installed




  • But the daemon is not running



    /home/admin# ps wax | grep ntp
    21959 pts/0    S+     0:00 grep ntp




  • Status check



    /home/admin# ntpstat
    Unable to talk to NTP daemon. Is it running?




  • I get this when I try to restart it



    /home/admin# systemctl start ntpd
    Failed to start ntpd.service: Unit ntpd.service failed to load: No such file or directory.




What should try next?






ntpd




ntpd






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  • You should reinstall ntp and check the dependencies etc., then check if there's a systemd unit present.

    – eblock
    8 hours ago





















  • You should reinstall ntp and check the dependencies etc., then check if there's a systemd unit present.

    – eblock
    8 hours ago



















You should reinstall ntp and check the dependencies etc., then check if there's a systemd unit present.

– eblock
8 hours ago







You should reinstall ntp and check the dependencies etc., then check if there's a systemd unit present.

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To check the status of ntp you should use:



systemctl status ntp


By modifying the /etc/ntp.conf you should restart the service through:



systemctl restart ntp


The ntpstat report Unable to talk to NTP daemon. Is it running? , you can simply start the ntp service through:



systemctl start ntp


To start the service at boot time:



systemctl enable ntp





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    To check the status of ntp you should use:



    systemctl status ntp


    By modifying the /etc/ntp.conf you should restart the service through:



    systemctl restart ntp


    The ntpstat report Unable to talk to NTP daemon. Is it running? , you can simply start the ntp service through:



    systemctl start ntp


    To start the service at boot time:



    systemctl enable ntp





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      To check the status of ntp you should use:



      systemctl status ntp


      By modifying the /etc/ntp.conf you should restart the service through:



      systemctl restart ntp


      The ntpstat report Unable to talk to NTP daemon. Is it running? , you can simply start the ntp service through:



      systemctl start ntp


      To start the service at boot time:



      systemctl enable ntp





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        To check the status of ntp you should use:



        systemctl status ntp


        By modifying the /etc/ntp.conf you should restart the service through:



        systemctl restart ntp


        The ntpstat report Unable to talk to NTP daemon. Is it running? , you can simply start the ntp service through:



        systemctl start ntp


        To start the service at boot time:



        systemctl enable ntp





        share|improve this answer













        To check the status of ntp you should use:



        systemctl status ntp


        By modifying the /etc/ntp.conf you should restart the service through:



        systemctl restart ntp


        The ntpstat report Unable to talk to NTP daemon. Is it running? , you can simply start the ntp service through:



        systemctl start ntp


        To start the service at boot time:



        systemctl enable ntp






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