A network administrator is troubleshooting why IDP is not detecting attacks on a specific application. The IDP policy is correctly applied, and the signature database is up to date. They have verified that the traffic is being inspected. What should they check next?

Check if the application is using a non-standard port that is not in the IDP policy.

Confirm that the application is in the same zone as the IDP policy.

Verify that the attack group for the application is enabled in the IDP policy.

Ensure that the IDP sensor is enabled for that application.

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Configure, Monitor, or Troubleshoot IDP JN0-336 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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Which component is responsible for actively inspecting traffic and applying IDP rules on a Juniper device?

A network administrator is troubleshooting why IDP is not detecting attacks on a specific application. The IDP policy is correctly applied, and the signature database is up to date. They have verified that the traffic is being inspected. What should they check next?

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