To save time run this command and if service installed then it will tell you otherwise it will install it,
dnf install chrony (no need to use -y as you want to see if installed then u can just press enter)
OR you can use this command to check if you have plenty of time
>>dnf info chrony or this command >> dnf list chrony
Now enable it
>>systemctl enable --now chronyd or the below command
Check service is running without any issues
>>systemctl status chronyd
Now check where NTP is pointing to i.e. server or pool (mostly pool)
>>chronyc sources
{If wrong then edit this file /etc/chrony.conf, add either pool *followed by pool name* or server *followed by server name*}
restart chrony service
>>systemctl restart chronyd
and check the status to ensure no errors
>> systemctl status chronyd
rpm -qa | grep chrony
vi /etc/chrony.conf and add ( specified ip iburst)
systemctl enable chronyd
systemctl restart chronyd
timedatectl set-ntp true
timedatectl status to verify
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