Deploy Modes JN0-481 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   In Apstra, what characterizes the single-stage deploy mode?

   • AConfiguration is applied only to leaf devices, while spines are configured manually.
   • BConfiguration is applied to devices in a single step, without a separate staging phase.
   • CConfiguration is first staged on a server and then applied after manual approval.
   • DConfiguration is applied only during a maintenance window defined by the operator.
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2. 12application · medium

   A network operations team is deploying a new fabric. They have decided to use two-stage deploy mode. During the first stage, they deploy to a pair of leaf switches. After the deployment, they notice that the new configuration causes a routing loop between the two leaves. They fix the issue in the blueprint. What is the next step they should take?

   • AAbandon the two-stage deploy and use single-stage deploy to push the fix to all devices
   • BProceed directly to the second stage and deploy to the remaining devices
   • CRedeploy the first stage to the same pair of leaf switches to validate the fix
   • DUse ZTP to re-provision the two leaf switches with the corrected configuration
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4. 13foundation · easy

   What is the role of ZTP (Zero Touch Provisioning) in Apstra deploy modes?

   • AIt automates the initial provisioning of devices, allowing them to be configured without manual intervention.
   • BIt is used to manually configure devices before they are connected to the network.
   • CIt replaces the need for Apstra in the deployment process.
   • DIt is used only for virtual devices and not for physical switches.
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5. 14application · medium

   A small data center is deploying a new fabric with only four switches (two spines, two leaves). The network is simple, the configuration has been thoroughly tested in a lab, and the change window is very short. The team wants to apply the configuration to all devices as quickly as possible with the fewest steps. Which deploy mode is most appropriate?

   • AZTP deploy mode
   • BTwo-stage deploy mode
   • CSingle-stage deploy mode
   • DDeploy mode is not required; the configuration is applied automatically when the blueprint is committed
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6. 15foundation · easy

   Which statement correctly describes the deploy modes available in Apstra?

   • AApstra supports single-stage and two-stage deploy modes, which determine when configuration is applied to devices.
   • BApstra deploy modes are selected automatically based on the device vendor and cannot be changed by the operator.
   • CApstra supports only a single deploy mode that applies configuration immediately to all devices.
   • DApstra deploy modes are used only for virtual devices and do not apply to physical switches.
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