By default iLO is configured to use Date and Time information as set in the BIOS but that is not very reliable. I would have expected an iLO to connect with Onboard Administrator and get
Daylight Saving Time happens in multiple countries across the globe and in many places the DST keeps changing every couple of years. IMPORTANT NOTE: If your system is configured with online NTP pool servers then
I have already written an article giving you details steps and examples on how can you make sure your hwclock displays correct time during boot up. Here I will show you the NTP configurations which
While working on NTP server on my setup I realised that in Red Hat Enterprise Linux when we a service restart for NTPD or chronyd, the local time does not syncs with the NTP server
The commands and steps to initiate a forceful sync with NTP server may vary based on the distribution you are using. By default if NTP service is running it will automatically sync the client's date