A security administrator needs to change the IP address of an address object named 'db-server' from 10.10.10.10 to 10.10.10.20. The object is referenced by several security policies. The administrator wants to minimize the risk of traffic disruption. What is the best approach?

Create a new address object with the new IP, update all policies, then delete the old object

Edit the address object to the new IP and commit the configuration

Rename the old object, create a new object with the old name and new IP, then update policies

Delete the old address object and create a new one with the same name and new IP

Which command is used to rename an existing address object in Junos OS?

rename security address-book global address old-name to new-name

set security address-book global address new-name old-ip

edit security address-book global address old-name new-name

delete security address-book global address old-name and add new-name

Which command sequence removes an address object named 'legacy-host' from the global address book?

delete security address-book global address legacy-host

clear security address-book global address legacy-host

deactivate security address-book global address legacy-host

remove security address-book global address legacy-host

A security administrator needs to rename an existing address object from 'old-server' to 'new-server' in the global address book. The object is currently referenced by several security policies. What is the correct way to perform this rename?

Copy the 'old-server' object to 'new-server' and then delete the original

Edit the 'old-server' object's name field using the 'set' command

Use the 'rename' command: rename security address-book global address old-server to new-server

Delete the 'old-server' object and create a new 'new-server' object with the same IP address

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Which three types of address objects can be configured in Junos OS?
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A security administrator needs to change the IP address of an address object named 'db-server' from 10.10.10.10 to 10.10.10.20. The object is referenced by several security policies. The administrator wants to minimize the risk of traffic disruption. What is the best approach?
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Which command is used to rename an existing address object in Junos OS?
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Which command sequence removes an address object named 'legacy-host' from the global address book?
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A security administrator needs to rename an existing address object from 'old-server' to 'new-server' in the global address book. The object is currently referenced by several security policies. What is the correct way to perform this rename?
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