A company has deployed Juniper EX switches in a new building. The administrator wants to use Mist's location-based features to track the switches on a floor plan. The switches are already onboarded and associated with a site. What is the next step to enable location-based features?

Configure the switches with a static location using GPS coordinates in the CLI.

Create a switch group for the building and enable location-based services on the group.

Enable LLDP-MED on the switches to broadcast their location to the Mist cloud.

Upload a floor plan to the site and place the switches on the map.

Which workflow step is typically performed first when provisioning wired assurance for a new switch?

Adopting the switch into the Mist cloud

Assigning a port profile to an interface

Associating the switch with a site and map

Applying a configuration template

In Mist, how does configuration hierarchy typically work?

Configuration is applied only at the switch level

Organization-level settings are inherited by sites and switches unless overridden

Switch-level settings always override organization-level settings

Site-level settings are ignored if switch groups are used

A network engineer is deploying 50 Juniper EX switches for a new office. The switches are currently in their factory-default state. The engineer wants to onboard them into the Mist cloud so they can be managed centrally. The switches are connected to the network and have internet access. What is the first step the engineer should take to onboard the switches?

Create a switch group and assign the switches to it before onboarding, so they can be managed as a group.

Connect the switches to the Mist cloud using the Mist onboarding process, which involves the switch automatically discovering the Mist cloud via DHCP and the default cloud URL.

Assign each switch a static IP address and configure the Mist cloud URL manually via the CLI.

Configure the switches with a configuration template before they are adopted, so they can be managed immediately.

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A company has deployed Juniper EX switches in a new building. The administrator wants to use Mist's location-based features to track the switches on a floor plan. The switches are already onboarded and associated with a site. What is the next step to enable location-based features?
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Which workflow step is typically performed first when provisioning wired assurance for a new switch?
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In Mist, how does configuration hierarchy typically work?
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A network engineer is deploying 50 Juniper EX switches for a new office. The switches are currently in their factory-default state. The engineer wants to onboard them into the Mist cloud so they can be managed centrally. The switches are connected to the network and have internet access. What is the first step the engineer should take to onboard the switches?
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Which configuration element is typically included in a port profile?
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A company has deployed Juniper EX switches in a new building. The administrator wants to use Mist's location-based features to track the switches on a floor plan. The switches are already onboarded and associated with a site. What is the next step to enable location-based features?

Which workflow step is typically performed first when provisioning wired assurance for a new switch?

In Mist, how does configuration hierarchy typically work?

Which configuration element is typically included in a port profile?

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