When configuring a local user account, which statement is true about the authentication settings?

The authentication settings specify how the user is verified, such as with a password or SSH key

The authentication settings must reference an external RADIUS server

The authentication settings are optional and can be omitted for all users

The password must be stored in plain text in the configuration

A small business with no existing authentication infrastructure wants to configure secure access to their Junos devices for two administrators. They want to avoid the complexity of running an external server. Which authentication method should they use?

Configure LDAP authentication against an online directory service.

Configure local user accounts with encrypted passwords on each device.

Configure TACACS+ authentication with the Junos device acting as the TACACS+ server.

Configure RADIUS authentication with the Junos device acting as the RADIUS server.

An administrator is creating a new user account for a contractor. The contractor will need to manage BGP sessions and edit routing policy, but should not be able to modify system settings like hostname or DNS. Which login class should be assigned?

A custom class with 'permissions routing' and 'permissions policy'.

A security audit reveals that a user with the 'super-user' class is the only one who can configure interfaces. The company wants to allow a junior admin to configure interfaces without granting full super-user access. What should be done?

Create a custom login class with 'permissions interface' and assign it to the junior admin.

Add the junior admin to the 'super-user' class.

Assign the junior admin the 'operator' class.

Assign the junior admin the 'read-only' class.

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Domain 4Objective 2

User and Access Management JN0-105 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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1foundation · easy
When configuring a local user account, which statement is true about the authentication settings?
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2application · easy
A small business with no existing authentication infrastructure wants to configure secure access to their Junos devices for two administrators. They want to avoid the complexity of running an external server. Which authentication method should they use?
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3foundation · easy
Which predefined login class in Junos provides full read and write access to the configuration?
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4application · medium
An administrator is creating a new user account for a contractor. The contractor will need to manage BGP sessions and edit routing policy, but should not be able to modify system settings like hostname or DNS. Which login class should be assigned?
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5application · medium
A security audit reveals that a user with the 'super-user' class is the only one who can configure interfaces. The company wants to allow a junior admin to configure interfaces without granting full super-user access. What should be done?
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