NTPSTAT(1) General Commands Manual NTPSTAT(1) NAME ntpstat - Print NTP synchronisation status SYNOPSIS ntpstat DESCRIPTION ntpstat is a script which prints a brief summary of the system clock's synchronisation status when the ntpd or chronyd daemon is running. It prints the time source (NTP server or reference clock) to which the system clock is currently synchronised, its stratum, how often is the server polled, and the maximum error of the clock. If the time source becomes unreachable and there are no other sources that could be selected, the clock will still be considered to be syn- chronised, but the maximum error will be slowly increasing. ntpstat exits with a status of 0 if the clock is synchronised, 1 if the clock is not synchronised, or 2 if the status could not be determined, e.g. when the daemon is not running. SEE ALSO ntpd(8), ntpq(8), chronyd(8), chronyc(1) ntpstat NTPSTAT(1) |