A network engineer is examining NAE graphs from the Dashboard but notices that the time shown in the graph does not represent the current time. The engineer verifies that the AOS-CX switch is configured for NTP and is successfully synchronized. What should be done to fix this issue?
The issue lies with the time settings on the web browser. The timestamps in the NAE graphs rely on the time configured in the engineer's web browser to display correctly. If the web browser is set to a different time zone than the AOS-CX switch, the time represented in the graphs will appear incorrect. Ensuring that the engineer's web browser is configured for the same timezone as the AOS-CX switch will align the displayed times, resolving the issue.
ACSP Student Guide, p.138 Common Troubeshooting Tips: * Make sure your desktop time and the switch's time is synched from the same NTP server. So I think the correct answer is B.
I looked in the NAE Guide and it verifies B as well. https://techhub.hpe.com/eginfolib/Aruba/OS-CX_10.04/5200-6724/index.html#GUID-2048A4D8-5458-4C00-ACA7-8C392182215E.html
Correct answer is B
It can also be B
Yes you right, but i think it is more a browser issue then a pc issue.
B is the answer
Ensure the engineer's web browser is configured for the same timezone as the AOS-CX switch - Time Zone is the key here. PC running the UI and switch must be in the same time zone.
Somewhere in the Student Guide you can read the Browser and the switch shuold be in the same timezone.
the correct answer is B.
B: Timezone Configuration: Check the timezone configuration of the Aruba NAE system. The displayed time in the graphs may be based on the configured timezone. Ensure that the timezone settings are accurate and aligned with the desired time representation.
Page 147 Study Guide Things you can do to fix this issue: ·Try clearing or resetting the web client browser cache. ·Ensure that the web client from which you are viewing the Web UI is set to a time zone based on UTC. For example, if your workstation is set to Eastern Standard Time (EST), and you want to use Pacific Standard Time (PST), change the time by setting the time zone instead of by manually resetting the time. ·Ensure that the switch is set to use NTP or to a time zone based on UTC time. NTP synchronizes the time of day among a set of distributed time servers and clients to correlate events when receiving system logs and other time- specific events from multiple network devices. All NTP communications use Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). To show the NTP status, use the show ntp status command. After you configure the switch, clear the NAE data by entering the clear nae- data command from the manager context. [Aruba Networks] Web Client Browser --> TimeZone Swicth--> NTP
It says this is in troubleshooting - make sure the desktop time and the switch time are synched from the same NTP Server
Correct answer is A
so you recon same timezone would fix the issue instead of same NTP sync?
B is correct
https://www.arubanetworks.com/techdocs/AOS-CX/10.10/HTML/nae/Content/Chp_TS/err-swi-tim-bro-tim-not-syn.htm It says set the same time-zone, not the same ntp server. Answer: A
Should be A Action Try clearing or resetting the web client browser cache. Ensure that the web client from which you are viewing the Web UI is set to a time zone based on UTC. For example, if your workstation is set to Eastern Standard Time (EST), and you want to use Pacific Standard Time (PST), change the time by setting the time zone instead of by manually resetting the time. Ensure that the switch is set to use NTP or to a time zone based on UTC time.
You cannot configure NTP in a Web Browser. It must be B. The webbrowser is running on the Desktop and the Desktop is configured via NTP