An administrator inspects the output of the `show ntp associations` command on router Core-R1:
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address ref clock st when poll reach delay offset disp
*~192.168.50.2 10.1.1.1 2 15 64 377 2.12 0.18 0.45
~192.168.60.2 127.127.1.1 16 - 64 0 0.00 0.00 16000.
Core-R1 is also configured with the `ntp master 6` command. Router Branch-R2 is configured to synchronize its clock with Core-R1 using the command `ntp server 192.168.10.1` (Core-R1's IP address).
Which statement accurately describes the resulting NTP operational status and stratum hierarchy for both devices once synchronization is fully established?
- Core-R1 operates at Stratum 3, and Branch-R2 operates at Stratum 4.Cevap
- BCore-R1 operates at Stratum 6, and Branch-R2 operates at Stratum 7.
- CCore-R1 operates at Stratum 2, and Branch-R2 operates at Stratum 3.
- DCore-R1 operates at Stratum 16, preventing Branch-R2 from synchronizing.
Cevap
Core-R1 operates at Stratum 3, and Branch-R2 operates at Stratum 4.
In Cisco IOS NTP operation, an asterisk (`*`) in `show ntp associations` designates the current synchronized time source. Because 192.168.50.2 is at Stratum 2, Core-R1 becomes Stratum 3 (). The `ntp master` command acts only as an authoritative clock fallback when no synchronized upstream clock is present, so `ntp master 6` is inactive. Consequently, Branch-R2 synchronizing to Core-R1 receives Stratum 3 time and becomes Stratum 4 ().
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