In a campus wired architecture, what is the primary role of the access layer?

To connect end devices such as PCs, phones, and printers to the network

To aggregate traffic from multiple access switches and enforce policy

To provide high-speed backbone connectivity between distribution switches

To connect the campus network to the internet

What is a limitation of Mist AI Wired Assurance in terms of switch support?

It only supports a specific list of Juniper switch models

It supports all network devices from any vendor

It can only manage a maximum of 10 switches per site

It requires all switches to be in the same data center

In a spine-and-leaf data center design, what is the role of the leaf switches?

To connect to servers and other end devices

To interconnect all leaf switches

To provide the core routing function

A small business is deploying Mist AI Wired Assurance in a branch office with a single switch and a few access points. The switch connects to the ISP modem. The business owner wants to manage the switch from the Mist cloud. What is the simplest way to achieve this?

Replace the ISP modem with a Juniper router managed by Mist.

Deploy a Mist Edge appliance in the branch to manage the switch locally.

Connect the switch to the ISP modem and ensure it can reach the Mist cloud over the internet.

Use a VPN tunnel to the corporate data center for management.

A retail chain is deploying Mist AI Wired Assurance in its branch offices. Each branch has a single switch stack connecting to the ISP router and a few access switches for the store's devices. The IT team wants to provision the switches centrally from the Mist cloud. Which requirement must be met for this branch architecture to work?

The branch must run a local Mist Edge appliance for switch management.

The branch switches must be able to reach the Mist cloud over the internet.

The ISP router must be a Juniper device managed by Mist.

The branch must have a dedicated MPLS circuit to the corporate data center.

Juniper NetworksCertified Specialist, Mist AI Wired (JNCIS-MistAI)

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11foundation · easy
In a campus wired architecture, what is the primary role of the access layer?
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What is a limitation of Mist AI Wired Assurance in terms of switch support?
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In a spine-and-leaf data center design, what is the role of the leaf switches?
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14application · easy
A small business is deploying Mist AI Wired Assurance in a branch office with a single switch and a few access points. The switch connects to the ISP modem. The business owner wants to manage the switch from the Mist cloud. What is the simplest way to achieve this?
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A retail chain is deploying Mist AI Wired Assurance in its branch offices. Each branch has a single switch stack connecting to the ISP router and a few access switches for the store's devices. The IT team wants to provision the switches centrally from the Mist cloud. Which requirement must be met for this branch architecture to work?
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