Which statement correctly describes the purpose of the `peer-as` statement in a BGP group configuration on a Junos device?

It sets the local preference for routes learned from the group.

It defines the AS number of the local router.

It enables the BGP group to accept routes from any AS.

It specifies the AS number of the remote peer or peers in the group.

You are monitoring a BGP group 'customers' and want to see a list of all peers in the group along with their session state. Which command would you use?

show bgp summary group customers

Which statement is true about configuring a BGP peer within a group?

The peer must be in a different autonomous system than the group's peer-as.

The peer must have its own export policy defined.

The peer must be configured with a unique local-address.

The peer inherits all group-level settings unless explicitly overridden.

Which Junos operational command displays the current state of all BGP peers, including whether sessions are established?

show configuration protocols bgp

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Domain 4Objective 6

Configure, Monitor, or Troubleshoot BGP Groups and Peers JN0-364 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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1foundation · easy
Which statement correctly describes the purpose of the `peer-as` statement in a BGP group configuration on a Junos device?
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2application · medium
You are monitoring a BGP session and want to see the number of prefixes that have been received and advertised for a specific peer. Which command would provide this information?
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3application · medium
You are monitoring a BGP group 'customers' and want to see a list of all peers in the group along with their session state. Which command would you use?
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4foundation · easy
Which statement is true about configuring a BGP peer within a group?
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5foundation · easy
Which Junos operational command displays the current state of all BGP peers, including whether sessions are established?
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