During provisioning, how are port profiles applied to a switch?

By physically connecting the port to a specific device

By entering the profile name in the switch's serial number

By assigning a profile to each port or a range of ports

By sending an email to Mist support

How does Mist push configuration to switches?

By sending a configuration file via email

Via a USB drive connected to the switch

Over the network using secure communication channels

Through a console cable connected to a laptop

A switch is assigned to a site that has a configuration template applied. The administrator wants to apply a different configuration to just this one switch without affecting other switches in the site. What is the best approach?

Edit the site template to include the new configuration

Override the site template with a switch-level template

Remove the switch from the site and assign it to a new site

Manually configure the switch via CLI

A network administrator wants to adopt a switch into Mist without relying on DHCP or DNS. Which method should they use?

Manual adoption using the switch's serial number

Adoption via a Bluetooth connection

An administrator is provisioning a new access switch. The switch has 48 ports. Ports 1-40 will connect to end-user PCs that should be in VLAN 10, and ports 41-48 will connect to IP phones that should be in VLAN 20. The administrator wants to apply this configuration efficiently during provisioning. What should the administrator do?

Manually configure each port with the VLAN using the CLI before adding the switch to Mist

Create two port profiles (one for VLAN 10, one for VLAN 20) and assign them to the respective port ranges in the switch configuration

Create a single port profile that includes both VLANs and apply it to all ports

Use a configuration template to define the VLANs and then assign the template to the switch

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Domain 2Objective 1

Provisioning Process JN0-460 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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During provisioning, how are port profiles applied to a switch?
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How does Mist push configuration to switches?
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18application · medium
A switch is assigned to a site that has a configuration template applied. The administrator wants to apply a different configuration to just this one switch without affecting other switches in the site. What is the best approach?
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19foundation · easy
A network administrator wants to adopt a switch into Mist without relying on DHCP or DNS. Which method should they use?
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20application · medium
An administrator is provisioning a new access switch. The switch has 48 ports. Ports 1-40 will connect to end-user PCs that should be in VLAN 10, and ports 41-48 will connect to IP phones that should be in VLAN 20. The administrator wants to apply this configuration efficiently during provisioning. What should the administrator do?
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