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11-28-2021
09:22 PM
If you are facing issue Clock offset issue then there will be problem with your ntp is not in sync.
To resolve follow some commands
Check in which host it is giving problem go under that host through CLI and
1. systemctl status ntpd.service (For checking the status, if its not working the it showing Inactive message)
2. route -n copy the ntp server ip address (You will find under Destination column)
3. ntpdate <ntp server ip address>
4. systemctl start ntpd.service (for starting & syncing your host, after firing wait for sometime)
5. ntpstat (for checking whether it is synchronized or not it should be in synchronized)
after performing above steps your Clock offset issue will get resolved.
Regard,
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05-30-2016
04:51 AM
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Great question! It is quite simple actually. I assume it is the one in the screen shot below. If you look at the bottom right you will see a button marked "Accept as Solution" or something similar if your view is different. Simply click the button and the comment will be marked as the solution and the thread marked as solved. Let me know if you need anything else. 🙂
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