Connectivity Templates JN0-481 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   What is the benefit of applying a connectivity template to multiple tenants?

   • AIt ensures consistent network configuration across tenants, reducing provisioning time and errors
   • BIt provides a backup of the tenant's data
   • CIt automatically balances traffic load across all tenants
   • DIt eliminates the need for any routing configuration on the device
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2. 12application · medium

   A network architect is designing a connectivity template for a tenant that will host a web server and a database server. The web server must be accessible from the internet, while the database server must only be accessible from the web server. The architect plans to use a single routing instance and two VLANs. What additional component is essential in the template to enforce the access control between the VLANs?

   • AA second routing instance for the database VLAN.
   • BA VRF import/export policy between the two VLANs.
   • CA firewall filter applied to the IRB interface of the database VLAN.
   • DA static route from the web VLAN to the database VLAN.
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4. 13application · medium

   A network administrator needs to update a connectivity template that is currently applied to three tenants. The update adds a new VLAN to the template. The administrator wants to ensure that the change is applied to all tenants without disrupting their existing network services. What is the most appropriate action?

   • ADelete the template and recreate it with the new VLAN, then reapply it to all tenants.
   • BManually add the new VLAN to each tenant's configuration individually.
   • CCreate a new template with the new VLAN and apply it to the tenants, leaving the old template in place.
   • DModify the template and commit the change; the new VLAN will be automatically provisioned to all tenants using the template.
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5. 14expert · hard

   A large data center provider is migrating from a manual configuration model to a template-based model. They have hundreds of existing tenants, each with slightly different VLAN and routing instance configurations. The provider wants to use connectivity templates to standardize the environment but cannot afford a service disruption during the migration. What is the most effective migration strategy?

   • ACreate a few generic templates and apply them to all tenants, accepting that some configurations will change.
   • BUse templates only for new tenants and leave existing tenants on manual configuration.
   • CCreate templates that match the existing configurations and apply them to tenants during a scheduled maintenance window.
   • DDelete all existing tenant configurations and recreate them using new templates.
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6. 15expert · hard

   An administrator is configuring a connectivity template for a tenant that requires both IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity. The template includes a VLAN and a routing instance. The administrator has configured the IRB interface with an IPv4 address but is unsure how to add IPv6. What is the correct way to configure IPv6 on the IRB interface within the template?

   • ACreate a second IRB interface for IPv6 in the same VLAN.
   • BCreate a second VLAN and routing instance for IPv6.
   • CAdd an IPv6 address to the same IRB interface in the template.
   • DUse a loopback interface for IPv6 and route it to the tenant's VLAN.
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