Have you tried editing (or creating) an /etc/ntp.conf file?
contents of that file should look something like this:
There are of course lots of things you can specify in that file, but the string above should work if it's a valid time server.
For more info, Google ntp.conf
Also, ntpdate sets the date under two conditions. Greater than 5 seconds, or less than 5 seconds. What it does in either case is spelled out in the man page for ntpdate.
The man page also seems to imply you can specify a time server on the command line as an option only if ntpdate can find a reference to "a" time server that ntpd uses in netinfo.
Seems sorta silly...
Anyway, use the ntp.conf file and ntpd for most time syncing. It works pretty well.
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