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| ==== Time Sync ==== | ==== Time Sync ==== | ||
| - | One important aspect when setting up a new system is time synchronization, to achieve this we'll use ''ntp''. Debian 9 has time synchronization built in and activated by default using the standard ''ntpd'' time server, provided by the ''ntp'' package. | + | One important aspect when setting up a new system is time synchronization, to achieve this we'll use ''ntp''. Debian 9 should have time synchronization built in and activated by default using the standard ''ntpd'' time server, provided by the ''ntp'' package. |
| First lets check whether the ''ntp'' time server is running: | First lets check whether the ''ntp'' time server is running: | ||
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| You can refer to [[https://blog.sleeplessbeastie.eu/2015/04/27/how-to-manage-system-services-on-debian-jessie/|this list of systemctl commands]] to see how to manage services. | You can refer to [[https://blog.sleeplessbeastie.eu/2015/04/27/how-to-manage-system-services-on-debian-jessie/|this list of systemctl commands]] to see how to manage services. | ||
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| + | To configure your system's time zone use the ''dpkg-reconfigure tzdata'' | ||
| ==== SMART ==== | ==== SMART ==== | ||
