An organization has a Mist tenant with multiple sites. A third-party NMS vendor needs read-only access to switch inventory and status for all sites, but must not be able to modify any configuration. What is the recommended way to grant this access?

Use the vendor's API key from the Mist portal and configure it with Read-Only role.

Create an API token with Read scope and assign it to the vendor's integration.

Create a new admin user with Write scope and share the credentials with the vendor.

Generate a token with Read scope but restrict it to a single site using the site_id parameter.

A managed service provider (MSP) manages multiple Mist organizations for different customers. The MSP's automation platform needs to read switch status from all customer organizations but must not be able to modify configurations. The MSP also wants to avoid creating separate tokens for each organization. What is the most efficient approach?

Create separate Read-scoped tokens for each customer organization and store them securely.

Create a single API token with Read scope in the MSP's master organization and use it across all customer organizations.

Use the customer's admin credentials to authenticate to each organization.

Create a Write-scoped token in the MSP organization and restrict it to read operations in the code.

What should a client do when it receives an HTTP 429 response from the Mist API?

Wait and retry after the time specified in the Retry-After header

Re-authenticate with a new API token

Retry immediately with the same request

Juniper NetworksCertified Specialist, Mist AI Wired (JNCIS-MistAI)

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An organization has a Mist tenant with multiple sites. A third-party NMS vendor needs read-only access to switch inventory and status for all sites, but must not be able to modify any configuration. What is the recommended way to grant this access?
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Which two API architectural styles are commonly used by the Mist Wired Assurance platform?
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A managed service provider (MSP) manages multiple Mist organizations for different customers. The MSP's automation platform needs to read switch status from all customer organizations but must not be able to modify configurations. The MSP also wants to avoid creating separate tokens for each organization. What is the most efficient approach?
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Which credential is typically required to authenticate API requests to the Mist platform?
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What should a client do when it receives an HTTP 429 response from the Mist API?
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An organization has a Mist tenant with multiple sites. A third-party NMS vendor needs read-only access to switch inventory and status for all sites, but must not be able to modify any configuration. What is the recommended way to grant this access?

Which two API architectural styles are commonly used by the Mist Wired Assurance platform?

Which credential is typically required to authenticate API requests to the Mist platform?

What should a client do when it receives an HTTP 429 response from the Mist API?

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