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How can I setup a local ntp server with "fake" time? For testing purposes, any machine B that I configure to have A as ntp server should receive times at an offset to true time (e.g., one week in the past or one month in the future) that can be configured at A. I suppose this could be done like this Setting up a standalone NTP server on Ubuntu , but I'd prefer that the server A itself remains at correct system time (e.g., by itself sync'ing to faithful ntp servers).

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  • I believe you can set up a standalone NTP server that gets its time from a reference network NTP server, but adds or subtracts an offset by use of the `fudge` command. See e.g. [here](http://doc.ntp.org/4.1.0/clockopt.htm). – Jos Jan 24 '18 at 08:59

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