A network administrator is setting up a new switch that will be managed by Mist. The switch is currently in a factory-default state. The administrator wants the switch to be automatically adopted and configured without any manual steps. What is the first step in the ZTP process?

The administrator manually adds the switch's serial number to the Mist inventory

The switch connects to the Mist cloud using a preconfigured static IP address

The administrator creates a configuration template and assigns it to the switch

The switch boots and sends a DHCP request to obtain an IP address and discover the Mist cloud

What is a port profile in the context of Mist switch provisioning?

A template for the switch's firmware

A set of configuration settings applied to a switch port

A list of MAC addresses allowed on a port

A physical description of the switch's ports

A switch shows a provisioning error in the Mist dashboard. What is a common first step to troubleshoot the issue?

Replace the switch's power supply

Contact the switch manufacturer for a refund

Check the switch's connectivity to the Mist cloud

Change the switch's serial number

A switch has a port profile that sets ports 1-24 to VLAN 10. The administrator needs to set ports 1-12 to VLAN 20 and ports 13-24 to VLAN 30. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?

Create two new port profiles (VLAN 20 and VLAN 30) and apply them to the respective port ranges

Delete the existing port profile and create a new one with both VLANs

Manually configure each port via the CLI

Edit the existing port profile to change the VLAN to 20 and apply it to ports 1-12, then create another profile for VLAN 30

What is the typical sequence of steps in the Mist provisioning workflow for a wired switch?

Push the configuration first, then adopt the switch and assign it to a site.

Apply a template, adopt the switch, push the configuration, and then assign it to a site.

Adopt the switch, assign it to a site, apply a configuration template, and push the configuration.

Assign the switch to a site, adopt it, push the configuration, and then apply a template.

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A network administrator is setting up a new switch that will be managed by Mist. The switch is currently in a factory-default state. The administrator wants the switch to be automatically adopted and configured without any manual steps. What is the first step in the ZTP process?
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A switch has a port profile that sets ports 1-24 to VLAN 10. The administrator needs to set ports 1-12 to VLAN 20 and ports 13-24 to VLAN 30. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?
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