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350-401 · Question #905

350-401 Question #905: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

Configuring NTP in client mode follows a logical sequence: first, you must configure the authentication key pair and define it as trusted or untrusted, then associate the NTP server IP with that public key, then enable NTP client mode to begin synchronization, and finally enable

Submitted by dimitri_ru· Mar 6, 2026Network Security and Infrastructure Services – Configuring and verifying NTP with authentication in a network environment (e.g., Cisco CCNA/CCNP Network Fundamentals and Security)

Question

Drag and Drop Question Please drag and drop the options provided in the left to configure NTP in client mode. Answer:

Explanation

Configuring NTP in client mode follows a logical sequence: first, you must configure the authentication key pair and define it as trusted or untrusted, then associate the NTP server IP with that public key, then enable NTP client mode to begin synchronization, and finally enable NTP authentication to enforce secure time synchronization. This order ensures that authentication credentials are in place before the client attempts to connect and authenticate with the server. Skipping or reordering these steps can result in authentication failures or an unsecured NTP configuration.

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#NTP Configuration#Network Time Protocol#Authentication#Client Mode Setup

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