How do you restore a device to a previously archived configuration?

Use the `copy` command to copy the archived file to the active configuration

Use the `rollback` command with the appropriate rollback number

Use the `load override` command with the archived file path

Use the `restore` command with the archive filename

After a misconfiguration, an administrator needs to restore the device to a configuration that was archived three days ago. The archived file is stored locally. Which command restores the configuration from the archived file?

load override /var/db/config/juniper.conf.3.gz

request system configuration rescue save

file copy /var/db/config/juniper.conf.3.gz /var/db/config/juniper.conf

An administrator needs to restore a Junos device to a configuration that was archived to a remote server. The archived file is named juniper.conf.4.gz. Which command loads this configuration from the remote server?

request system configuration rescue save

file copy scp://server/path/juniper.conf.4.gz /var/db/config/

load override scp://server/path/juniper.conf.4.gz

What is the primary purpose of configuration archival in Junos OS?

To encrypt the configuration file so that only authorized users can view it

To generate a report of all configuration changes made by each user

To compress the configuration file to save storage space on the device

To automatically save the active configuration to a backup file before each commit

A network engineer manages a fleet of Junos devices that frequently undergo configuration changes during maintenance windows. The team needs to automatically retain a copy of the active configuration each time a change is committed, storing the copies on a central server for audit purposes. Which configuration approach satisfies this requirement?

Use the rollback command to store previous configurations in the device's local storage.

Manually copy the configuration to a USB drive after each change using the file copy command.

Enable the configuration rescue feature to save the current configuration to a local file.

Configure the archival feature to transfer configuration files to a remote server using FTP.

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How do you restore a device to a previously archived configuration?
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After a misconfiguration, an administrator needs to restore the device to a configuration that was archived three days ago. The archived file is stored locally. Which command restores the configuration from the archived file?
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An administrator needs to restore a Junos device to a configuration that was archived to a remote server. The archived file is named juniper.conf.4.gz. Which command loads this configuration from the remote server?
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What is the primary purpose of configuration archival in Junos OS?
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A network engineer manages a fleet of Junos devices that frequently undergo configuration changes during maintenance windows. The team needs to automatically retain a copy of the active configuration each time a change is committed, storing the copies on a central server for audit purposes. Which configuration approach satisfies this requirement?
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