Which task can be performed using the Mist API?

Physically installing the device in a rack

Configuring the upstream DHCP server

Changing the device's MAC address

Claiming a device and assigning it to a site

A network administrator has a switch that was previously used in a lab and has a custom configuration. The administrator wants to repurpose this switch for a production site and manage it via Mist. The switch is not factory-default. The administrator has console access. Which procedure should be followed to onboard this switch?

Connect the switch to the network and use DHCP option 43 to overwrite the existing configuration.

Claim the switch in the Mist portal, then reboot it; the portal will push the new configuration automatically.

Use the Mist portal to send a 'reset to factory' command to the switch remotely.

Reset the switch to factory defaults, then configure the Mist cloud URL and activation code via the CLI.

A network administrator needs to provision a Juniper Mist wired switch that is already physically connected to the network but has no configuration. Which three methods can be used to provision the switch?

DHCP, LLDP, and manual configuration

Under which condition can a Juniper Mist wired device automatically provision without manual intervention?

The device is connected to a switch that has LLDP enabled.

The device is claimed in the Mist portal and has network access to the Mist cloud.

The device has a static IP address configured by the manufacturer.

The device is powered on and connected to any network segment.

What is a requirement for LLDP-based provisioning to function?

The new switch must be connected to the Mist cloud via a Layer 3 network.

The new switch must have a factory default configuration.

The upstream switch must be configured to advertise the Mist-specific LLDP TLVs.

The new switch must be configured with a static IP address.

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A network administrator has a switch that was previously used in a lab and has a custom configuration. The administrator wants to repurpose this switch for a production site and manage it via Mist. The switch is not factory-default. The administrator has console access. Which procedure should be followed to onboard this switch?
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A network administrator needs to provision a Juniper Mist wired switch that is already physically connected to the network but has no configuration. Which three methods can be used to provision the switch?
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