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Sorry I misspoke earlier. By default the NTP service is inactive when PCNS VM is installed. Someone locally has to enable it.
To stop the VM from using NTP enter the command timedatectl set-ntp off
If you want to permanently disable NTP on the VM enter the command systemctl disable chronyd systemct stop chronyd
If you want the VM to use an internal NTP server edit /etc/chrony.conf
Comment out the line pool 2.cloudlinux.pool.ntp.org iburst
add the line server <IP address of the NTP server>
Example
#pool 2.cloudlinux.pool.ntp.org iburst
server 192.168.0.11
restart the service
systemctl restart chronyd
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Thanks BillP your comments and suggestion.
Yes I know and enabled synchronize VMWare tools NTP clients as below
Our Network team told me, those PCSN server NTP protocol access to out side and blocking.
So, I review existing status NTP service access, looks like access to outside
I review exsiting configuration file "/etc/chrony.conf"
Existing nothing any NTP server settings, should I add "Server local NTP server IP" and restart service?
Best Regards.
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Sorry I misspoke earlier. By default the NTP service is inactive when PCNS VM is installed. Someone locally has to enable it.
To stop the VM from using NTP enter the command timedatectl set-ntp off
If you want to permanently disable NTP on the VM enter the command systemctl disable chronyd systemct stop chronyd
If you want the VM to use an internal NTP server edit /etc/chrony.conf
Comment out the line pool 2.cloudlinux.pool.ntp.org iburst
add the line server <IP address of the NTP server>
Example
#pool 2.cloudlinux.pool.ntp.org iburst
server 192.168.0.11
restart the service
systemctl restart chronyd
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