A network admin is onboarding a new EX2300 switch into Mist. The switch is currently at the factory default configuration and has never been connected to the network. The admin wants to adopt the switch with minimal manual steps, but the switch is in a remote branch with no local console access. Which approach should the admin use to onboard the switch?

Connect the switch to the network and rely on zero-touch provisioning (ZTP) with DHCP option 43 to automatically discover and adopt into Mist.

Manually add the switch's serial number in the Mist portal, then ship it to the branch and have local staff configure it via the web interface.

Preconfigure the switch with a static IP and Mist-managed settings via the console port before shipping it to the branch.

Use the Mist mobile app to scan the switch's QR code and claim it, then connect it to the network with DHCP.

An organization has multiple sites with different VLAN requirements. Site A uses VLANs 10, 20, and 30, while Site B uses VLANs 10, 20, and 40. The admin wants to use configuration templates to manage both sites efficiently. What is the best approach?

Use port profiles to define VLANs per site instead of templates.

Create a single template that includes all VLANs (10, 20, 30, 40) and apply it to both sites.

Use a single template and manually add VLAN 40 to Site A and VLAN 30 to Site B.

Create two separate templates, one for each site, with the appropriate VLANs.

A network admin is onboarding a new switch that is behind a NAT and cannot reach the Mist cloud directly. The switch is intended to be managed via Mist, but the network does not allow outbound HTTPS to the internet. What is the best way to onboard and manage this switch?

Use a VPN tunnel from the switch to the Mist cloud.

Configure the switch with a static IP and use port forwarding to allow outbound HTTPS.

Use a Mist Edge device as a proxy for the switch to communicate with the Mist cloud.

Manually configure the switch locally and skip Mist management.

What is the primary purpose of a configuration template in Mist switch management?

To store firmware versions for switch upgrades

To monitor switch health and performance

To apply consistent settings to multiple switches at once

To create VLANs on a single switch

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Managing Switches JN0-460 Practice Questions (Page 3)

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A network admin is onboarding a new EX2300 switch into Mist. The switch is currently at the factory default configuration and has never been connected to the network. The admin wants to adopt the switch with minimal manual steps, but the switch is in a remote branch with no local console access. Which approach should the admin use to onboard the switch?
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An organization has multiple sites with different VLAN requirements. Site A uses VLANs 10, 20, and 30, while Site B uses VLANs 10, 20, and 40. The admin wants to use configuration templates to manage both sites efficiently. What is the best approach?
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Which Mist tool can be used to troubleshoot a switch issue by querying network data in natural language?
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A network admin is onboarding a new switch that is behind a NAT and cannot reach the Mist cloud directly. The switch is intended to be managed via Mist, but the network does not allow outbound HTTPS to the internet. What is the best way to onboard and manage this switch?
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What is the primary purpose of a configuration template in Mist switch management?
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An organization has multiple sites with different VLAN requirements. Site A uses VLANs 10, 20, and 30, while Site B uses VLANs 10, 20, and 40. The admin wants to use configuration templates to manage both sites efficiently. What is the best approach?

Which Mist tool can be used to troubleshoot a switch issue by querying network data in natural language?

A network admin is onboarding a new switch that is behind a NAT and cannot reach the Mist cloud directly. The switch is intended to be managed via Mist, but the network does not allow outbound HTTPS to the internet. What is the best way to onboard and manage this switch?

What is the primary purpose of a configuration template in Mist switch management?

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