Following a scheduled core router replacement at a corporate branch office, several workstations report intermittent domain authentication failures and encrypted web connection warnings. A technician discovers that the local system clocks on the affected workstations differ from the central domain controller by more than ten minutes. The workstations obtain their network configuration parameters automatically. Which network host service must be properly configured and reachable over UDP port 123 to resolve the time synchronization issue?
- Network Time Protocol (NTP) serverCevap
- BDomain Name System (DNS) server configured with dynamic IP lease timestamps
- CDynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server operating over TCP port 443
- DAutomatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA) service issuing local timing broadcasts
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The Network Time Protocol (NTP) server role operating over UDP port 123 is required to synchronize system clocks across client workstations and domain controllers.
The Network Time Protocol (NTP) server role maintains precise clock synchronization across network clients and servers using UDP port 123. Authentication mechanisms like Kerberos require client clocks to be synchronized within a tight tolerance (typically 5 minutes) of the domain controller to prevent replay attacks. When time drifts beyond this threshold, authentication fails and TLS/SSL certificate validation errors occur.
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