Wireless Intrusion Detection and Prevention JN0-452 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   In Juniper Mist, what is the primary characteristic that classifies an access point as a rogue AP?

   • AIt is broadcasting a hidden SSID.
   • BIt is located outside the physical building.
   • CIt is not managed by the Juniper Mist organization and is not on the allowlist.
   • DIt is using a different radio channel than the managed APs.
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2. 12foundation · easy

   Why does Juniper Mist flag ad-hoc networks as a security concern?

   • AThey can bypass corporate security policies and create unauthorized communication paths.
   • BThey are always unencrypted.
   • CThey interfere with the management of authorized APs.
   • DThey consume more RF spectrum than traditional networks.
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4. 13application · medium

   A hospital's security team notices an unknown SSID broadcasting near the cardiology wing. The SSID is not in the authorized list, and the signal strength is strong, suggesting the device is inside the building. The team wants to prevent clients from connecting to this device while they investigate its physical location. What should they configure in Juniper Mist?

   • AEnable WIPS containment for the rogue AP
   • BAdd the SSID to the allowed list
   • CCreate a new WLAN with the same SSID
   • DDisable the radio on the nearest Mist AP
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5. 14foundation · easy

   Which statement best describes the difference between a WIDS and a WIPS in the context of Juniper Mist?

   • AA WIDS is a hardware appliance, while a WIPS is a software feature.
   • BA WIDS is used for wired networks, while a WIPS is used for wireless networks.
   • CA WIDS monitors client devices, while a WIPS monitors access points.
   • DA WIDS only detects and reports threats, while a WIPS can also take automated actions to mitigate them.
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6. 15application · medium

   A financial firm's WIDS alerts show a client device that is not in the asset database attempting to associate with the corporate SSID. The device has been seen multiple times over the past hour. The administrator wants to prevent this device from accessing the network while allowing legitimate clients to connect. What should the administrator do?

   • AIgnore the alert because the device might be a guest
   • BChange the corporate SSID's passphrase
   • CDisable the corporate SSID temporarily
   • DAdd the device's MAC address to the rogue client list and enable containment
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