Alerts JN0-452 Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–25

1. 21foundation · easy

   What is the primary benefit of using alert reporting and analytics in Juniper Mist?

   • AIdentifying trends and recurring issues to improve network health
   • BDeleting old alerts to free up storage
   • CIncreasing the number of alerts generated
   • DAutomatically resolving all alerts without human intervention
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2. 22application · medium

   A school district's IT director wants to present a summary of network health to the school board. The director needs to show the number of 'Critical' and 'Major' alerts per school over the last month, and identify which school has the most recurring issues. What is the best way to gather this information from the Mist portal?

   • AExport all alerts from the last month to a CSV file and then use a third-party tool to create charts.
   • BUse the 'Alerts' page to filter by severity and site, then manually count the alerts for each school.
   • CGenerate an 'Alert Analytics' report for the last month, grouped by site and severity, and review the trend data.
   • DCreate a new alert rule that sends a daily email with a count of alerts per site.
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4. 23application · medium

   A managed service provider (MSP) monitors multiple customer sites. A customer reports that their users are experiencing intermittent connectivity. The MSP's NOC wants to see all 'Critical' and 'Major' alerts for this specific customer's sites from the last 4 hours, but they want to exclude any alerts related to 'WAN' issues. How can the NOC quickly achieve this in the Mist portal?

   • ANavigate to the 'Alerts' page, select the customer's organization, apply a time filter for the last 4 hours, filter by severity 'Critical' and 'Major', and then filter out the 'WAN' alert category.
   • BCreate a custom report for the customer that includes all alerts and then manually sort through the data in a spreadsheet.
   • CConfigure a new alert rule for the customer's sites that only includes 'Critical' and 'Major' severity and excludes 'WAN' alerts.
   • DUse the global search bar to type 'severity:critical OR severity:major' and 'site:customerX'.
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5. 24application · medium

   A university IT team wants to automate the creation of support tickets for all 'Major' and 'Critical' security alerts, but they only want to receive a daily summary email for 'Minor' and 'Warning' alerts. They already use ServiceNow for ticketing. What is the most efficient way to achieve this in the Mist portal?

   • AConfigure a webhook to ServiceNow for all alerts and then set up a separate email notification in ServiceNow to send a daily summary.
   • BCreate a single alert rule for all security alerts that sends both a webhook to ServiceNow and an email to the team.
   • CCreate two alert rules: one for security alerts with severity 'Major' and above that sends a webhook to ServiceNow, and another for security alerts with severity 'Warning' and below that sends a daily email summary.
   • DEnable the 'Security' alert category and set the notification to 'Email' with a schedule for daily delivery.
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6. 25application · medium

   A network administrator is seeing a 'Major' alert for 'High latency' on a specific WAN link. The administrator wants to understand if this alert is due to a temporary spike or a persistent issue. What is the best way to determine this in the Mist portal?

   • AImmediately escalate the alert to the WAN provider.
   • BAcknowledge the alert and wait for it to resolve itself.
   • CIncrease the threshold for 'High latency' to prevent future alerts.
   • DView the alert details and use the 'Timeline' or 'History' view to see the latency data over time.
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