An administrator needs to restore a configuration from an archived file that was transferred to a remote server. The file is named juniper.conf.5.gz. Which command loads this configuration from the remote server?

load override ftp://server/path/juniper.conf.5.gz

request system configuration rescue save

file copy ftp://server/path/juniper.conf.5.gz /var/db/config/

An administrator needs to view the archived configuration files that are stored locally on a Junos device. Which command lists the archived configuration files?

show configuration | display set

request system configuration rescue save

A network administrator needs to automatically save copies of the active Junos configuration to a remote server. Which archival configuration method should be used?

Set the archive-sites statement to the remote server's IP address.

Use the save configuration command to copy the configuration to the remote server.

Configure the transfer-archive statement with the destination URL pointing to the remote server.

Enable the configuration-archive feature under the [edit system services] hierarchy.

An engineer needs to compare the current running configuration with an archived configuration from last week to identify changes. Which command sequence accomplishes this?

file compare /var/db/config/juniper.conf.1.gz /var/db/config/juniper.conf.2.gz

request system configuration compare archive

show configuration | compare rollback 1

show configuration | compare file /var/db/config/juniper.conf.1.gz

A junior administrator asks why the Junos device automatically saves a copy of the configuration every time a commit is performed. The senior engineer explains that this is due to the archival feature. What is the primary purpose of this feature?

To provide a backup of the configuration that can be restored if the device fails.

To encrypt the configuration so that unauthorized users cannot view it.

To automatically apply configuration changes to other devices in the network.

To speed up the commit process by caching configuration changes.

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An administrator needs to view the archived configuration files that are stored locally on a Junos device. Which command lists the archived configuration files?
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A network administrator needs to automatically save copies of the active Junos configuration to a remote server. Which archival configuration method should be used?
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An engineer needs to compare the current running configuration with an archived configuration from last week to identify changes. Which command sequence accomplishes this?
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