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Can I use one FQDN for all DCs for server authentication and one FQDN for NTP synchronisation?

Anycast is not recommended or needed for use with NTP - see the NTP Best Current Practice RFC. (I actually think the RFC does not go far enough and should explicitly recommend against anycast NTP if ...
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Can I use one FQDN for all DCs for server authentication and one FQDN for NTP synchronisation?

You already have a name. The domain name. You can create your own CNAMEs if you want. But if any DC DNS record is present but does not answer or an IP for a DC that is having issues, it is the ...
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Can I use one FQDN for all DCs for server authentication and one FQDN for NTP synchronisation?

There might be quite some sysadmins who would have faced this issue. who could have a better answer than me but here is my thought. You could create a failover architecture between your windows ...
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ntp is not using servers from /etc/ntp.conf

problem solved the default ntp client was chrony and /etc/chrony/chrony.conf is the file I should edit
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Synchronize clocks with chrony without internet access

This is the correct answer to resolve the issue. systemctl enable chrony Just a wild hunch: trying using 'chrony.service' (not 'chronyd.service') in your systemctl commands. – Brandon Xavier May 19,...

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