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docs/time.md

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 The **NTP Server > Settings** tab will report the current system time synchronized from its remote NTP server peers.
 
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 You may add any number of public NTP servers by entering their IP address or fully qualified domain name (FQDN) under **Add an NTP server**.
 
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 ## Advanced settings
 For users who are familiar with the NTP protocol and [configuration file](https://docs.ntpsec.org/), the **NTP Server > Advanced** tab permits you to view and edit this file directly. This gives you full control over the NTP server settings, beyond the basic configuration provided on the **Settings** tab.
 
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 To enable `ntp.config` editing, simply slide the **Edit mode** toggle. You may then make your edits to the configuration directly. When you are finished editing, choose **Save settings**. The `ntpd.service` will restart automatically.