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The /etc/chrony.conf file can specify which NTP pool to use. True or False?
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Chrony works well for environments which _.
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All chronyc commands can be used by regular users. True or False?
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Which value is returned by default when using the timedatectl command without any arguments?
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The timesync-status argument is used with the timedatectl command to show the current status of synchronization with the NTP time source. True or False?
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The _ domain is a virtual cluster of time servers providing NTP service to systems across the globe.
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The _ utility can be used for debugging and provides the trace of the chain of NTP servers to the source.
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The _ command is used to query NTP and monitor the performance of the ntpd daemon.
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The main configuration file for setting up the ntpd daemon is _.
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On Debian-based systems, the timezone can be set by updating the _ file.
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On RedHat-based systems, the _ file is used to configure the timezone of the system.
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When the hwclock command is used to update the system clock, it refers to the _ file for retrieving time zone details.
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The _ command is used to update the RTC clock.
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The system clock contains the current time, but no time zone information. True or False?
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Two types of clocks on Linux based systems are _ and _ clocks. (choose two)
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