Global Policies JN0-232 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   In Junos OS, what is the evaluation order for security policies?

   • AGlobal policies are evaluated only if the default policy is set to deny
   • BZone-specific policies first, then global policies
   • CGlobal policies first, then zone-specific policies
   • DPolicies are evaluated in the order they were created, regardless of type
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2. 2foundation · easy

   What happens to traffic that does not match any zone-specific policy in Junos OS?

   • AIt is immediately denied by default
   • BIt is dropped and an alarm is raised
   • CIt is evaluated against global policies
   • DIt is forwarded without any further policy evaluation
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4. 3foundation · easy

   Which statement accurately describes the precedence of global policies in Junos OS?

   • AGlobal policies are only evaluated if no zone-specific policies are configured
   • BGlobal policies have the same precedence as zone-specific policies
   • CGlobal policies have lower precedence than zone-specific policies
   • DGlobal policies have higher precedence than zone-specific policies
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5. 4foundation · easy

   Which scenario is a common use case for a global security policy in Junos OS?

   • AImplementing a default deny policy for all traffic
   • BRestricting management access to the device
   • CAllowing all traffic between two specific zones
   • DConfiguring NAT rules for specific source addresses
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6. 5foundation · medium

   In Junos OS, what is the primary purpose of a global policy in the security configuration?

   • ATo provide a fallback security policy that applies to traffic not matching any zone-specific policy
   • BTo define a single security policy that is applied to all interfaces in all security zones by default
   • CTo simplify configuration by replacing the need for zone-specific policies entirely
   • DTo override all zone-specific policies and enforce a uniform security posture across the device
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