Linux - Synchronize the system clock with a time server
The ntpdate command can be used to synchronize the system time of Linux with a time server, for example:
ntpdate time.server.com
To synchronize the system clock (hardware) as well, simply run this command after the previous one:
hwclock --systohc
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