What is the primary purpose of onboarding a device into Juniper Security Director?

To replace the device's local configuration with a cloud-managed configuration

To establish management connectivity and enable centralized policy management and monitoring

To create a backup of the device's current configuration

To upgrade the device's firmware to the latest available version

A company is onboarding a new SRX device. The device is behind a NAT device, and the management IP is a private address. The Security Director server is on a different network and can reach the device's public IP. The administrator has configured the NAT device to forward SSH traffic to the device's private IP. However, the 'Add Device' wizard still fails with a 'Connection refused' error. What is the most likely cause?

The device's management IP is incorrect.

The NAT device is not forwarding the correct port.

The device's root password is incorrect.

The device's software version is not supported by Security Director.

An administrator has onboarded a new SRX device and applied a configuration template. The device status shows 'Out of Sync'. The administrator checks the device and finds that the configuration matches the template. What is the most likely cause of the 'Out of Sync' status?

The device's management IP is different from the one in Security Director.

The device's software version is not supported by Security Director.

The device's configuration was manually changed and then reverted, but Security Director did not detect the revert.

The device's root password was changed after onboarding.

When you apply a configuration template to a device in Security Director, what happens to the device's existing settings that are not defined in the template?

They are removed to ensure a clean configuration

They are preserved and remain unchanged

They are overwritten with default values

They are backed up and then deleted

An administrator is onboarding a new SRX device. The device is reachable via SSH, and the credentials are correct. However, the 'Add Device' wizard fails with a 'Timeout' error. The administrator can ping the device from the Security Director server. What is the most likely cause of the timeout?

The device's software version is not supported by Security Director.

The device's management interface is configured with a firewall filter that blocks SSH traffic.

The device's root password is incorrect.

The device's hostname is not resolvable via DNS.

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Onboarding Devices JN0-336 Practice Questions (Page 2)

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6foundation · easy
What is the primary purpose of onboarding a device into Juniper Security Director?
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7expert · hard
A company is onboarding a new SRX device. The device is behind a NAT device, and the management IP is a private address. The Security Director server is on a different network and can reach the device's public IP. The administrator has configured the NAT device to forward SSH traffic to the device's private IP. However, the 'Add Device' wizard still fails with a 'Connection refused' error. What is the most likely cause?
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8expert · hard
An administrator has onboarded a new SRX device and applied a configuration template. The device status shows 'Out of Sync'. The administrator checks the device and finds that the configuration matches the template. What is the most likely cause of the 'Out of Sync' status?
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9foundation · easy
When you apply a configuration template to a device in Security Director, what happens to the device's existing settings that are not defined in the template?
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10expert · hard
An administrator is onboarding a new SRX device. The device is reachable via SSH, and the credentials are correct. However, the 'Add Device' wizard fails with a 'Timeout' error. The administrator can ping the device from the Security Director server. What is the most likely cause of the timeout?
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What is the primary purpose of onboarding a device into Juniper Security Director?

An administrator has onboarded a new SRX device and applied a configuration template. The device status shows 'Out of Sync'. The administrator checks the device and finds that the configuration matches the template. What is the most likely cause of the 'Out of Sync' status?

When you apply a configuration template to a device in Security Director, what happens to the device's existing settings that are not defined in the template?

An administrator is onboarding a new SRX device. The device is reachable via SSH, and the credentials are correct. However, the 'Add Device' wizard fails with a 'Timeout' error. The administrator can ping the device from the Security Director server. What is the most likely cause of the timeout?

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