SOLVED Time and NTP is going crazy

[IonutZ]

Actual time is 1:21pm EST. TrueNAS-SCALE-22.12.2. NTPs are local Windows ADs and time is correct on them. I don't understand where this machine is picking up its time from. Directory services are being used, but the time discrepancy is making SMB fail. Any ideas?

After restarting NTP service:

5 seconds after restarting ntp, ntpq starts failing again.

 

[morganL]

BIOS clock?

Time and date incoherent between shell and "System/General"

Hello everyone! I'm new in TRUENas, I have recently installed TRUENAS core into an old computer to give it a new life and now, I want to auto shutdown the server at a certain hour... I've read a post about it, and I've created a Cron job to execute the shutdown command the problem is that it's...

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[IonutZ]

I used the date command to set local time to something that wasn't out of bounds. And then I used hwclock to set the BIOS clock based on local. Seems to work for now!

 

[Megalodon]

This has been causing me problems lately. It's a real nuisance because when the time drifts more than a certain amount it breaks TOTP auth on the webUI. I was able to auth by ssh and reset the admin password using /usr/bin/cli which disables TOTP, thankfully. Getting locked out by the time starting to drift is a bad failure mode and I was lucky I had ssh already set up on this system and not blocked by a firewall or something. Unfortunately I don't think I can enable TOTP as long as I am not confident in the NTP setup.