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My ISP router (that I can't replace of reconfigure myself) provided a specific NTP server address that's not working as intended and causing my systems to be out-of-sync. I want to use something else for NTP sync my RPi running the latest RPi OS to date (Lite) but, despite editing /etc/systemd/timesyncd.conf to point the servers I want, it insists to get the ISP box's NTP address.
I found a plethera of posts and forums regarding the issue but every one is out-dated and/or didn't work at all.
And before someone asks: Setting my RPi to static addressing is not an option
Any help?
TIA
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My ISP router (that I can't replace of reconfigure myself) provided a specific NTP server address that's not working as intended and causing my systems to be out-of-sync. I want to use something else for NTP sync my RPi running the latest RPi OS to date (Lite) but, despite editing /etc/systemd/timesyncd.conf to point the servers I want, it insists to get the ISP box's NTP address.
I found a plethera of posts and forums regarding the issue but every one is out-dated and/or didn't work at all.
And before someone asks: Setting my RPi to static addressing is not an option
Any help?
TIA
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: