How do you enable the NTP client and set time zone to UTC?

How do you enable the NTP client and set time zone to UTC?

• A. /system ntp client enabled=yes; /system clock set time-zone-name=utc
• B. /system ntp client enabled=no; /system clock set time-zone-name=utc
• C. /system ntp client enable; /system clock set time-zone-name=utc
• D. /system ntp client enabled=yes; /system time set zone=utc

Answer: (A)

The NTP client must be turned on and the system clock must be told to use UTC. In RouterOS, you enable the NTP client with enabled=yes under /system ntp client, and you set the time zone with time-zone-name=utc under /system clock. This makes the device automatically synchronize its time with NTP servers and report time in UTC, which is common for consistent timestamps and logs. The other approaches fail because they either disable the NTP client, use an invalid keyword (enable instead of enabled), or apply an incorrect property for the time zone (zone instead of time-zone-name).

The NTP client must be turned on and the system clock must be told to use UTC. In RouterOS, you enable the NTP client with enabled=yes under /system ntp client, and you set the time zone with time-zone-name=utc under /system clock. This makes the device automatically synchronize its time with NTP servers and report time in UTC, which is common for consistent timestamps and logs.

The other approaches fail because they either disable the NTP client, use an invalid keyword (enable instead of enabled), or apply an incorrect property for the time zone (zone instead of time-zone-name).