Exam 300-710 topic 1 question 108 discussion

If there is no option to enable Daylight Savings Time in the FMC GUI, then configuring the system clock settings to use NTP (Option C) is indeed the correct action. This will ensure that the system time is synchronized with a reliable time source, keeping the logs accurate.

Only with a timezone object can you select DST.

C - FMC is UTC, per user one can change the localization for time zone.

Correct answer is: C

Tricky question. The fmc uses ntp with utc time however in platform settings there is a timezone field that uses an ntp object that does have the dst check box, if you created an ntp object for your local time zone.

C is the answer because there is no option to enable daylight savings time in the FMC GUI>settings>time* or device>platform>time*

I found this. My opinion, the answer would be C. # Note that the time displayed on most pages on the web interface is the local time, which is determined by using the time zone you specify in your local configuration. Further, the Firepower Management Center automatically adjusts its local time display for daylight saving time (DST), where appropriate. However, recurring tasks that span the transition dates from DST to standard time and back do not adjust for the transition. That is, if you create a task scheduled for 2:00 AM during standard time, it will run at 3:00 AM during DST. Similarly, if you create a task scheduled for 2:00 AM during DST, it will run at 1:00 AM during standard time. # Documentation: Configuring a Recurring Task https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/firepower/60/configuration/guide/fpmc-config-guide-v60/Scheduling_Tasks.html

Which answer right B or C

The Daylight Saving settings are set by default. You have the option to edit them, but they are already configured. So, C is the answer

I will go for C.As it is function of NTP server to adjust daylight saving

Daylight Saving is not part of ntp config list: Set the Time Zone and Daylight Saving Dates Set the Date and Time Using an NTP Server Set the Date and Time Manually Configure Precision Time Protocol (ISA 3000) https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/asa/asa913/configuration/general/asa-913-general-config/basic-hostname-pw.html#ID-2130-000001c3

This is a terrible question. I guess the correct answer is C, but we dont know what time-zone the mentioned NTP server is in, so we have no way of knowing if using NTP will display the correct time. By default UTC is being used for NTP, and UTC has no summer time, meaning a NTP server with default setup, will not solve any "summertime problem". However, if the NTP server used is correcting the received UTC time received from stratum servers, to the local timezone, then C is correct. Its a lot of presumptions though, which is why this question is terrible :/

After further analysis it really doesnt apply and I am going back with my original answer, C

This is correct. Found this under Objects -> Time Zone w/ the Daylight Savings Time and Allow overrides - checkboxes for the Time Zone object