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- All right, here are the commands

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that we have seen in this lesson.

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To start with, we've used date,

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which is a simple and old command

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that shows your current date.

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hwclock is for managing and manipulating

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the hardware clock and even synchronizing

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the hardware clock with the system clock.

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timedatectl is the new utility

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that manages many aspects
of time synchronization

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and finally, we have seen chronyc,

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chronyc, which interfaces to
chronyd time-seeing service,

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and it's giving you more detail

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about current synchronization status.

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That's all. Let's go to our lab.