You are the network administrator for a small consulting firm. you've set up an ntp server to manage the time across all the machines in the network. you have a computer that's experiencing a slight time drift of just a few seconds. which time correction should you use to fix the system's clock?

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NTP is a built-in UDP protocol; NTP server communication takes place over port 123, while NTP clients (such as desktop computers) use port 1023.

What is NTP, or the Network Time Protocol?

A network protocol called Network Time Protocol (NTP) is used to synchronize with computer clock time sources. It is a component of the TCP/IP suite and one of its earliest. The computer-based client-server programs and the protocol are both referred to as NTP.

Which NTP server ought to I utilize?

If you need to locate multiple NTP servers, use pool.ntp.org (or 0.pool.ntp.org, 1.pool.ntp.org, etc.) in most cases. The system will try to locate the closest servers that are available for you.

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