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Issue Setting Times for Server

Fabhino22Elz

Basic Pleskian
Hey,
i have a Problem with my Time Settings. I have set my local Time Settings to my Time.

But how can i change the Universal Time and the RTC Time?

Because our SEO Tool is mentioning that the Server Time is wrong.

Screenshot attatched.

Thx Guys
 

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I can see from the screenshot that your server's time is not in sync with NTP (Network Time Protocol) servers

There are several NTP clients your server could be using. You'll have to find out which one is used first, if any, and then inspect if anything is wrong or if it just needs setting up.

In most cases, I'd recommend using chrony. Which OS does your server have?

Alternatively, you could use the mechanism provided by Plesk: How to set the timezone in Plesk and enable its Synchronization?
 
It is a Centos 7.6 with Plesk Onix running.

I tried your suggestions from the link but now the time is totally wrong. It says it is 5pm even if it is 4pm here now... :-/ and in the console it still says 16:00... Wtf... :-/

Any more Ideas?
 

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first:
Code:
ntpq -p
     remote           refid      st t when poll reach   delay   offset  jitter
==============================================================================
*ptbtime1.ptb.de .PTB.            1 u  687 1024  377   10.859   -0.122   0.026
-mail.moritz-fro 131.188.3.222    2 u  648 1024  377   16.501    1.946   2.958
+ntp2.wup-de.hos 26.91.187.18     2 u  509 1024  377    9.050    0.051   0.112
+mailgateway.fam 192.53.103.108   2 u  540 1024  377   11.124    0.063   0.076

Second:
Code:
ntpstat
synchronised to NTP server (192.53.103.108) at stratum 2
   time correct to within 35 ms
   polling server every 1024 s
 
Looks OK.

Besides the disabled form field placeholders in the Plesk interface showing a hour ahead, the other thing that bothers me is the "NTP synchronized: no" in the timedatectl output.

The former might be harmless, the latter is odd. The ntpd is running, system time is synchronized and also very close to the network time. I would expect "NTP synchronized: yes".
 
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