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Subject: System clocks
From: Benjamin Jaton <benjamin.jaton@gmail.com>
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Hello,

Do system clocks have to be the same across all the nodes?

Example:
Server A in the US
Server B in Japan
Server C in France

Do I have to set the same system time on all of them?
Any link to a documentation about that would be much appreciated.

Thanks!
Benjamin Jaton

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