Linux synchronization time, at least two ways: rdate,ntpdate two kinds of
First detect if the system is installed with these two commands
Rpm-qa |grep Rdate
Rpm-qa |grep Ntpdate
If you install something, you can use Yum-y install Rdate/ntpdate
Rdate
Feature Description: Displays the date and time of the other host.
syntax:rdate [-ps][host name or IP address ...]
Additional instructions: execute the rdate instruction, ask the other host for the system time and display it.
Parameters
-P Displays the date and time of the remote host.
-S returns the date and time received from the remote host to the local host's system time.
The second specific use method
Direct CRONTAB-E, add the following two commands to the scheduled task.
Rdate-s time.nist.gov
Ntpdate ntp.sjtu.edu.cn
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Linux Server sync time