What does the command 'get system ntp' display on the Fortianalyzer device?

The command 'get system ntp' on a Fortianalyzer device is mainly used to show the current status and configuration of Network Time Protocol (NTP). This includes important information regarding how the system synchronizes time with NTP servers. It typically provides details about the NTP servers being used, the offset from the server, the delay, and how regularly the device is synchronized.

While the other options touch on various system aspects, they do not accurately reflect the specific function of the 'get system ntp' command. For example, it does not provide the current date and time settings directly; that would typically be covered by a different command that specifically addresses system clock settings. Additionally, active network connections and static routes are unrelated to the NTP configuration and would require different commands to access that information. Thus, the most relevant aspect of the command is its focus on synchronization frequency with the NTP server, making the initial choice the correct interpretation of its function.