What is an important implication of reverting a blueprint to a previous version?

All existing deployments are automatically updated

The blueprint is immediately deployed to production

The blueprint becomes read-only

All changes made after that version are lost

A data center engineer needs to update the NTP server address used by all spine switches in an existing blueprint. The engineer wants to make the change once and have it apply to every spine switch, including any future spines added to the blueprint. Which approach should the engineer use?

Create a property set for NTP settings, attach it to the spine switch role, and reference the property in the spine's configlet.

Modify the global NTP configuration template in the blueprint's design settings, which overrides all component-level settings.

Edit each spine switch component individually and update the NTP configuration in each component's settings.

Delete the existing spine switches and re-add them with the new NTP address in the initial configuration.

What is a property set in the context of blueprint design?

A group of users with permission to edit the blueprint

A list of devices that are part of the blueprint

A set of configuration commands applied to a device

A collection of key-value pairs used to parameterize configurations

An engineer needs to modify an existing blueprint to update the configuration of a component. What is the first step in the blueprint modification process?

Revert the blueprint to its original state

Publish the blueprint to make it available for deployment

Delete the existing blueprint and create a new one

Open the blueprint in edit mode

What is the primary purpose of reverting a blueprint to a previous state?

To discard unwanted changes and restore a known-good configuration

To merge changes from another blueprint

To permanently delete the blueprint from the system

To create a copy of the blueprint for a new project

Juniper NetworksCertified Specialist, Data Center (JNCIS-DC)

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