A network admin is monitoring the SLE scores for a wired network and notices that the 'Availability' score is 100% but the 'Throughput' score is 80%. What does this indicate?

The network is experiencing intermittent outages

The network is up, but some clients are experiencing throughput issues

A company wants to set SLE thresholds for their wired network to ensure a high quality of service for their VoIP phones. They have two sites: one with a dedicated VoIP VLAN and one without. How should they configure SLE thresholds?

Set stricter throughput thresholds for the site without the VoIP VLAN

Disable SLE monitoring for the site without the VoIP VLAN

Set stricter latency and packet loss thresholds for the site with the VoIP VLAN

Set the same thresholds for both sites

Why would an administrator customize SLE thresholds in Mist Wired Assurance?

To enable additional SLE categories that are not available by default

To change the way SLEs are calculated from raw data

To match the performance requirements of specific applications or user groups

To reduce the amount of telemetry data collected from switches

A university IT team wants to set up SLE thresholds for their wired network. They have different requirements for administrative offices (high reliability) and student labs (best-effort). How can they customize SLE thresholds in Mist to meet these different needs?

Adjust thresholds globally in the organization settings

Use the default SLE thresholds for all sites

Create separate SLE profiles and assign them to different sites or switch groups

A hospital network team wants to use Mist Wired Assurance to monitor the wired network connecting patient monitors and nurse stations. They need a single, aggregate view that reflects the overall health of the wired network from the client's perspective, including whether clients can associate, authenticate, and reach the network. Which Mist feature should they use?

Service Level Expectations (SLEs)

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Domain 3Objective 4

Service Level Expectations JN0-460 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Part of the Wired Assurance Management or Operations domain, which makes up ~24% of our current practice bank. Juniper Networks does not publish an official question count, but from its 90-minute exam (~35–60 total, ~8–14 in this domain), expect 1–2 from this objective — we provide 27 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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A network admin is monitoring the SLE scores for a wired network and notices that the 'Availability' score is 100% but the 'Throughput' score is 80%. What does this indicate?
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17expert · medium
A company wants to set SLE thresholds for their wired network to ensure a high quality of service for their VoIP phones. They have two sites: one with a dedicated VoIP VLAN and one without. How should they configure SLE thresholds?
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18foundation · easy
Why would an administrator customize SLE thresholds in Mist Wired Assurance?
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19application · medium
A university IT team wants to set up SLE thresholds for their wired network. They have different requirements for administrative offices (high reliability) and student labs (best-effort). How can they customize SLE thresholds in Mist to meet these different needs?
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20application · medium
A hospital network team wants to use Mist Wired Assurance to monitor the wired network connecting patient monitors and nurse stations. They need a single, aggregate view that reflects the overall health of the wired network from the client's perspective, including whether clients can associate, authenticate, and reach the network. Which Mist feature should they use?
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