A network admin applies a new template to 50 APs in a school district. After 10 minutes, the admin checks the Mist dashboard and sees that 45 APs show the new configuration, but 5 APs still show the old settings. What is the most likely reason for this discrepancy?

The template was applied only to the 45 APs that were online at the time of the push.

The 5 APs are offline or unreachable from the Mist cloud.

The 5 APs have a different firmware version that does not support the template.

The template has a syntax error that was only detected on the 5 APs.

What is the effect of deleting a label that is used by a policy in Juniper Mist?

The devices are automatically reconfigured to factory defaults

The policy becomes inactive for devices that had that label

The devices are removed from the organization

How does a configuration template help standardize device settings across multiple access points?

By ensuring all APs receive the same set of configuration parameters

By monitoring AP performance and adjusting settings automatically

By automatically assigning each AP a unique IP address

By creating a separate configuration file for each AP

A retail company has APs in stores across three states. The admin wants to apply a different RF profile to APs in California than to APs in Oregon and Washington. The APs are not currently labeled. What is the first step the admin should take?

Apply the RF profile to each California AP individually.

Create a new template for California APs and apply it directly.

Create a policy that uses the AP's site name to filter California APs.

Create a label 'California' and assign it to the California APs.

After applying a configuration template to a device in Juniper Mist, what is the expected outcome?

The device's previous configuration is permanently deleted

The device is removed from the inventory

The template settings are pushed to the device and become active

The device immediately reboots to apply the new settings

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