Benefits of Cloud-Based Management JN0-253 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16foundation · easy

   How does cloud-based management differ from on-premises management in a Juniper Mist environment?

   • ACloud-based management requires a VPN to the internet, while on-premises management does not.
   • BCloud-based management requires a dedicated hardware controller on-site, while on-premises management does not.
   • CCloud-based management is hosted in Juniper's cloud, while on-premises management requires locally deployed management software.
   • DCloud-based management only works with Mist APs, while on-premises management supports third-party devices.
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2. 17application · medium

   A startup opens a new office and needs to provide Wi-Fi within a week. They have no on-premises IT staff and want to avoid buying and configuring a controller. They plan to use Mist APs. What aspect of cloud-based management makes this rapid deployment possible?

   • AA local controller is still required but can be virtualized on a laptop.
   • BAPs can be provisioned and managed remotely through the Mist cloud without a local controller.
   • CAPs come pre-configured with a static SSID that works out of the box.
   • DThe startup must hire a consultant to configure the APs on-site.
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4. 18foundation · easy

   How does cloud-based management allow a network to scale easily?

   • ABy requiring additional on-premises controllers for every new site.
   • BBy requiring a site survey before adding any new device.
   • CBy allowing new devices to be added and managed through the cloud without adding management hardware.
   • DBy limiting the number of devices that can be managed to a fixed maximum.
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5. 19foundation · easy

   What aspect of cloud-based management provides flexibility to adapt to changing business needs?

   • AThe requirement to use a specific internet service provider.
   • BThe ability to access the management platform from anywhere with an internet connection.
   • CThe need to purchase a new license for every feature change.
   • DThe ability to only manage devices from a single vendor.
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6. 20application · medium

   A network architect is designing a multi-tenant environment where each customer's data must be isolated. They are evaluating Juniper Mist cloud. How does the Mist cloud architecture support multi-tenancy?

   • AThe cloud uses logical isolation to separate customer data and configurations.
   • BMulti-tenancy is not supported in Mist cloud.
   • CCustomers must deploy their own cloud to ensure isolation.
   • DEach customer gets a dedicated physical cloud instance.
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