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156-115.77 · Question #281
Your customer reports that the time on the standby cluster member is not correct. After failing over and making it active, the time is now correct. NTP has been configured on both machines, so it is…
The correct answer is C. Traffic from the standby member was hidden behind the cluster IP address and was therefore. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Your customer reports that the time on the standby cluster member is not correct. After failing over and making it active, the time is now correct. NTP has been configured on both machines, so it is expected that both machines be in sync with the NTP server. Upon investigating, it was found that the standby member was never able to communicate with the NTP server while it was in standby configuration. What could be the problem?
Options
- AYou should be syncing your backup to the primary for time settings.
- BNTP is not supported in active-passive mode.
- CTraffic from the standby member was hidden behind the cluster IP address and was therefore
- DRouting prevents the standby member from performing functions such as peering with dynamic
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