Check ntp server authentication with chronyd client

Question

Is there an alternative for ntpq -c as, while using chronyd as client?

While using ntpd as client, ntpq -c as provides details about authentication of client to server using keys.

Answer 1

Finally found the answer after little experimenting. chronyc ntpdata will provide if the client authenticated to server. Not as verbose as ntpq -c as, but works.

One could use this command:

chronyc ntpdata | awk '/^Remote address/ || /^Authenticated/ { print; if (/^A/) print "" }'

The output might look like this:

Remote address  : 94.130.49.186 (5E8231BA)
Authenticated   : No

Remote address  : 162.159.200.123 (A29FC87B)
Authenticated   : No

Remote address  : 131.234.220.231 (83EADCE7)
Authenticated   : No

Answer 2

The command line interface to the chronyd daemon is chronyc.

To see information about the system's clock performance:

chronyc tracking

To see the time sources being used:

chrony sourcestats