Provisioning Options JN0-460 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   A Juniper Mist wired switch fails to provision. What is the first step to troubleshoot the issue?

   • AReboot the switch immediately.
   • BReplace the switch with a new one.
   • CCheck the physical cabling only.
   • DCheck the device status in the Mist portal.
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2. 12foundation · easy

   Which interface can be used to manually provision a Juniper Mist wired switch?

   • AThe upstream switch's web interface
   • BThe switch's CLI or GUI
   • CThe DHCP server console
   • DThe Mist mobile app only
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4. 13application · medium

   A network engineer has received a new EX4100 switch and wants to add it to the Mist portal. The switch is currently unclaimed and has never been connected to a network. The engineer has physical access to the switch and can connect to it via the console port. Which action should the engineer take first to onboard the switch?

   • APower on the switch and wait for it to automatically appear in the Mist portal under 'Unassigned Devices'.
   • BConnect to the switch via console and manually configure the Mist cloud URL and activation code.
   • CConnect the switch to the network, power it on, and claim it in the Mist portal using its serial number.
   • DConfigure the switch with a static IP address and then add it to the Mist portal using its MAC address.
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5. 14foundation · easy

   What is typically the first step in manually provisioning a Juniper Mist wired switch?

   • AAssigning the device to a site in the Mist portal
   • BConnecting the device to the Mist cloud via a VPN
   • CAccessing the device's CLI or GUI to configure initial settings
   • DClaiming the device in the Mist portal
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6. 15application · medium

   A service provider manages Mist networks for multiple customers. They need to onboard hundreds of switches per week and apply customer-specific configurations. The provider wants to automate the entire process, including claiming devices, assigning them to sites, and applying configuration templates, with minimal manual effort. Which approach should the provider use?

   • AUse DHCP option 43 to automatically assign devices to sites based on the DHCP server's location.
   • BUse the Mist API to claim devices, assign them to sites, and apply templates programmatically.
   • CUse the Mist portal to claim devices in bulk and then manually assign each device to its site.
   • DUse LLDP-based provisioning to automatically apply site-specific configurations from adjacent switches.
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