An administrator updated the location of an access point from 'Building A' to 'Building B'. After the change, the administrator wants to confirm that the AP is now associated with 'Building B'. Which Mist feature should the administrator use?

The 'Configuration Audit' page, which shows the location in the audit log.

The 'Site Settings' page, which shows the location for all APs in the site.

The 'Device Inventory' page, which shows the location for each AP.

The 'Alerts' page, which will show a notification when the location is updated.

A network administrator needs to update the location (building and floor) of 50 access points that were moved to a new office. What is the most efficient way to update this information in Juniper Mist?

Use the Mist API to bulk-update the location of the APs by sending a PATCH request to the /sites/{site_id}/devices endpoint.

Delete the APs from the current site and re-adopt them in the new site with the correct location.

Use the 'Move Devices' feature in the site settings to relocate all APs at once.

Edit each AP's location individually through the Mist portal's device details page.

An administrator updated the SSID security settings from WPA2 to WPA3 on a site with 50 access points. After the change, the administrator checks the configuration audit and sees that 10 APs still show the old WPA2 configuration. What should the administrator do first to resolve this?

Delete the 10 APs from the site and re-adopt them to reset their configuration.

Check the configuration audit for errors on those 10 APs, such as unsupported features or connectivity issues.

Manually configure the 10 APs via SSH to apply the WPA3 settings.

Reboot the 10 access points to force them to re-fetch the configuration.

What is the primary method for updating information in Juniper Mist for a network administrator who prefers a graphical interface?

Using the Mist API with a custom script

Using the Mist CLI to execute configuration commands

Using the Mist web-based user interface (UI)

Using the Mist mobile app to change device configurations

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1foundation · easy
Which Mist feature provides a record of configuration changes that can be used to verify that an update was made?
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2application · easy
An administrator updated the location of an access point from 'Building A' to 'Building B'. After the change, the administrator wants to confirm that the AP is now associated with 'Building B'. Which Mist feature should the administrator use?
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3application · medium
A network administrator needs to update the location (building and floor) of 50 access points that were moved to a new office. What is the most efficient way to update this information in Juniper Mist?
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4expert · hard
An administrator updated the SSID security settings from WPA2 to WPA3 on a site with 50 access points. After the change, the administrator checks the configuration audit and sees that 10 APs still show the old WPA2 configuration. What should the administrator do first to resolve this?
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5foundation · easy
What is the primary method for updating information in Juniper Mist for a network administrator who prefers a graphical interface?
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