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Unable to get NTP source on tailnet working with Unraid

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Hi all, I have tried searching online on reddit and here for my problem but couldn't find a similar post/thread.

I have been trying to get my server to use my own stratum 1 ntp over tailscale. My ntpdig commands work on the terminal:

ntpdate -q <ntpserver>.<tailnet>.ts.net
server <tailscale ip>, stratum 1, offset -0.000179, delay 0.03386
 4 Nov 15:07:28 ntpdate[...]: adjust time server <tailscale ip> offset -0.000179 sec

But when I add my ntp server over under Settings -> Date and Time, and I do ntpq -p on the cli, I see:

 <ntpserver>.<tailnet...> .INIT.          16 u    -   64    0    0.000   +0.000   0.000

Which means that it cannot establish it as an ntp source.

My ntp server is running on a raspberry pi using chrony and gpsd, and I can use it as an ntp source for other devices on my tailnet (example from a macbook, or a mini pc running debian).

Would appreciate any help I could get, Thanks!

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