Port Profiles JN0-460 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1application · medium

   A hospital is deploying Mist-managed switches for a new wing. The network team needs to ensure that any device plugged into the wall jacks in patient rooms is automatically placed on the isolated IoT VLAN, while devices plugged into the nurse station jacks are placed on the staff VLAN. They also want to prevent unauthorized devices from connecting to the network. Which approach should they use?

   • ACreate a single port profile with the IoT VLAN as the access VLAN and assign it to all ports. Use MAC authentication to place staff devices on the staff VLAN.
   • BCreate one port profile with the staff VLAN and use LLDP to automatically assign the IoT VLAN to patient room devices.
   • CCreate a port profile for the IoT VLAN and assign it to all patient room ports; create a separate port profile for the staff VLAN and assign it to nurse station ports. Enable 802.1X on both profiles.
   • DAssign the staff VLAN port profile to all ports, then manually change the VLAN on patient room ports using the switch CLI.
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2. 2foundation · easy

   When configuring a port profile in Mist, which action is typically performed first?

   • ADefine the VLANs and other port parameters in the profile
   • BDelete any existing port profiles on the switch
   • CAssign the profile to a specific switch port
   • DVerify the profile using the Mist mobile app
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4. 3foundation · easy

   In Mist, what is the effect of editing a port profile that is already assigned to switch ports?

   • AThe changes require manual re-assignment of the profile to each port
   • BThe changes are applied to all ports using that profile
   • CThe changes are ignored until the switch is rebooted
   • DThe changes only affect ports that are currently offline
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5. 4expert · hard

   A network administrator is troubleshooting a port that is not passing traffic. The port is assigned a port profile that includes a VLAN, but the device connected to the port is not getting an IP address. The administrator checks the Mist dashboard and sees that the port is up and the profile is assigned. What should the administrator check next?

   • AThe switch's CPU utilization.
   • BThe VLAN is allowed on the uplink trunk to the distribution switch.
   • CThe port profile is assigned to the correct port.
   • DThe device's MAC address is in the Mist dashboard.
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6. 5expert · hard

   A university is deploying Mist-managed switches in a computer lab. The lab has 30 student PCs and 2 instructor PCs. The student PCs should be on VLAN 10, and the instructor PCs should be on VLAN 20. The network team wants to use a single port profile for all lab ports to simplify management, but they need to ensure the correct VLAN is assigned to each PC. What is the best approach?

   • AConfigure the switch ports manually using the CLI to set the VLAN for each port.
   • BUse 802.1X authentication with dynamic VLAN assignment based on the user or device.
   • CCreate two port profiles, one for student ports and one for instructor ports, and assign them accordingly.
   • DUse LLDP to automatically assign VLANs based on the device type.
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