An automation script using the Junos REST API receives an HTTP 404 Not Found response when trying to retrieve the configuration of a specific interface. The interface exists on the device. What is the most likely cause?

The interface is administratively down.

The user does not have permission to view the interface.

What does statelessness mean in the context of a RESTful API?

The API does not support authentication or authorization.

The server does not store any client state between requests; each request contains all information needed to process it.

The server maintains a session for each client to track their interactions across multiple requests.

The client and server must use the same operating system to communicate.

Which authentication method is commonly used with the Junos REST API?

Basic authentication over HTTPS

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11application · medium
A network administrator wants to use the Junos XML API to retrieve the current status of all interfaces on a device. The administrator needs to send an operational request. Which XML element should be used as the root of the request?
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Which transport protocol does NETCONF use to communicate with network devices?
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An automation script using the Junos REST API receives an HTTP 404 Not Found response when trying to retrieve the configuration of a specific interface. The interface exists on the device. What is the most likely cause?
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What does statelessness mean in the context of a RESTful API?
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Which authentication method is commonly used with the Junos REST API?
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Questions 11–15

A network administrator wants to use the Junos XML API to retrieve the current status of all interfaces on a device. The administrator needs to send an operational request. Which XML element should be used as the root of the request?

Which transport protocol does NETCONF use to communicate with network devices?

An automation script using the Junos REST API receives an HTTP 404 Not Found response when trying to retrieve the configuration of a specific interface. The interface exists on the device. What is the most likely cause?

What does statelessness mean in the context of a RESTful API?

Which authentication method is commonly used with the Junos REST API?

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