Which two command can you enter to display the current time sources statistics on devices? (Choose two)
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The correct answers are A. Show ntp associations and E. Show ntp status.
Explanation: NTP (Network Time Protocol) is used to synchronize the time on network devices. To display the current time sources statistics on a device, we can use the following two commands:
A. Show ntp associations: This command displays the current NTP associations, including the peer address, local address, stratum, and current state. It also shows the reference ID and the polling interval.
B. Show clock details: This command displays the current time and date on the device, along with information about the time zone and daylight saving time settings. However, it does not show any information about time sources statistics.
C. Show clock: This command simply displays the current time and date on the device. It does not provide any additional information.
D. Show time: This command displays the current time and date on the device, along with the time zone offset. However, it does not show any information about time sources statistics.
E. Show ntp status: This command displays the current status of the NTP daemon, including the synchronization status, reference ID, stratum, and polling interval. It also shows information about the NTP version and the time since the last update.
Therefore, the correct answers are A. Show ntp associations and E. Show ntp status, as they both provide information about NTP associations and the current status of the NTP daemon.