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NTP is a handy little service to have running. Also known as the Network Time Protocol, it will keep both your firewall's clock synchronized, and allow any clients on your LAN to synchronize their clocks with the firewall:
Firewall:~# apt-get install ntp-server
The configuration file is /etc/ntp.conf.
Firewall:~# nano -w /etc/ntp.conf
The default settings should be ok. If you choose to synchronize your entire network to the firewall, you will probably want to add option time-servers to your dhcp configuration file. Set the server address as your firewall's internal address.
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