An administrator notices that the antivirus engine is not scanning some files because they exceed the maximum file size limit configured. What should the administrator do to ensure these files are scanned?

Use a different scanning engine that has no file size limit

Increase the maximum file size limit in the antivirus policy

Change the antivirus action to 'permit' for large files

An administrator is troubleshooting an antivirus issue where legitimate files are being blocked. The signature database is up to date, and the files are not actually malicious. What is the most effective way to resolve this while maintaining security?

Disable the antivirus engine temporarily

Add the file hashes to a whitelist in the antivirus policy

Change the antivirus action to 'permit' for all traffic

Update the antivirus signatures to the latest version

What is a configuration option available for the antivirus scanning engine in Junos OS?

Configuring the engine to scan encrypted traffic without decryption

Setting the engine to use heuristic analysis only

Choosing between multiple engine vendors

Enabling or disabling the engine

Which statement best describes how antivirus integrates with other Juniper security features?

Antivirus only works on traffic that has already been blocked by the firewall

Antivirus can be applied within security policies alongside features like IPS and Web Filtering

Antivirus operates independently and does not interact with other security features

Antivirus replaces the need for firewall policies

A network administrator notices that the antivirus engine on an SRX Series device is using an outdated signature database, leaving the network vulnerable to recent threats. The administrator wants to ensure the signatures are updated automatically without manual intervention. What should the administrator configure?

A notification to the administrator when updates are available

An update server URL in the security policy

A scheduled update interval in the antivirus configuration

A manual update command to be run daily

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Antivirus JN0-232 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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16application · medium
An administrator notices that the antivirus engine is not scanning some files because they exceed the maximum file size limit configured. What should the administrator do to ensure these files are scanned?
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17expert · hard
An administrator is troubleshooting an antivirus issue where legitimate files are being blocked. The signature database is up to date, and the files are not actually malicious. What is the most effective way to resolve this while maintaining security?
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18foundation · easy
What is a configuration option available for the antivirus scanning engine in Junos OS?
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19foundation · easy
Which statement best describes how antivirus integrates with other Juniper security features?
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20application · medium
A network administrator notices that the antivirus engine on an SRX Series device is using an outdated signature database, leaving the network vulnerable to recent threats. The administrator wants to ensure the signatures are updated automatically without manual intervention. What should the administrator configure?
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