Network Automation JN0-1103 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   Which outcome is a direct benefit of using network automation for provisioning?

   • AIt enables faster deployment of network services through automated configuration and validation.
   • BIt increases the time required to configure each device individually.
   • CIt slows down the deployment of new services to allow for manual review.
   • DIt requires more personnel to manage the same number of devices.
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2. 7foundation · easy

   What is the primary function of the Junos JSD API?

   • ATo enable XML-based configuration management
   • BTo enable JavaScript-based automation and event-driven operations on Junos devices
   • CTo replace the Junos CLI with a graphical interface
   • DTo provide a RESTful interface for Junos devices
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4. 8application · easy

   A development team is building a web application that needs to retrieve interface statistics from a Junos device and display them in a dashboard. The team is most comfortable with RESTful web services and wants to use standard HTTP methods. Which Junos interface should they use?

   • AJunos REST API
   • BJunos CLI
   • CJunos XML API
   • DJunos JSD API
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5. 9foundation · easy

   Which of the following is an example of on-box automation?

   • AAnsible playbook running from a management server
   • BA commit script that validates configuration changes on the device
   • CPython script on a laptop using NETCONF to configure a device
   • DA REST API call from a web application
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6. 10expert · hard

   A network team must automate configuration changes across hundreds of Junos devices. They have a requirement that the automation must continue to work even if the central management server is unavailable, and they need to enforce configuration standards at the device level. They also want to minimize the number of scripts to maintain. Which approach best meets these requirements?

   • AUse on-box commit scripts on each device to enforce standards, and use off-box Ansible for bulk changes when the server is available.
   • BUse only off-box Ansible playbooks to manage all devices.
   • CUse only on-box event policies to automate all configuration changes.
   • DUse the Junos REST API from a central server to push configurations.
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