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Practice question 421 of 506 · medium

A local time setting repeatedly returns to the old value after policy refresh. What should be checked?

Choose the single best answer.

  1. A.Only reading a configured peer list as proof which policy controls it
  2. B.Only changing the local value again without checking policy
  3. C.Effective Group Policy and w32tm configuration
  4. D.Treat a successful stripchart as proof no policy can override local configuration
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✓ Correct answer

  • Effective Group Policy and w32tm configuration

Group Policy can reapply effective settings, so inspect its influence and configuration. Repeating a local edit does not address the source, a peer list alone does not identify controlling policy, and stripchart reachability/offset does not prove configuration precedence.

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