Device Profiles (interface Naming and Speeds) JN0-481 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   What is the primary purpose of applying a device profile to a device in Apstra?

   • ATo configure routing protocols on the device
   • BTo ensure the device's interfaces are named and speed-configured according to the profile
   • CTo define the device's role in the network (e.g., spine or leaf)
   • DTo set the device's management IP address
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2. 7foundation · easy

   Which component is part of an Apstra device profile structure?

   • AInterface naming and speed fields
   • BVLAN database
   • CRouting protocol configuration
   • DSNMP community strings
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4. 8foundation · easy

   In an Apstra device profile, which interface naming pattern corresponds to a 100-Gigabit Ethernet interface?

   • Age-0/0/0
   • Bae-0/0/0
   • Cxe-0/0/0
   • Det-0/0/0
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5. 9foundation · easy

   In an Apstra device profile, what does the 'interface naming' field define?

   • AThe pattern used to name interfaces on the device
   • BThe physical location of the device in the rack
   • CThe IP address assignment for interfaces
   • DThe speed of the management interface
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6. 10expert · medium

   A large data center is deploying a new fabric using Apstra. The design calls for leaf switches with 48x25G ports and 6x100G uplinks. The engineer is creating a custom device profile. The engineer notices that the device profile for the leaf switch defines the 100G uplink ports as 'et-0/0/48' through 'et-0/0/53'. However, the physical switch has the 100G ports labeled as 'et-0/0/48' through 'et-0/0/53' on the front panel. The engineer is concerned about the naming convention. What is the most accurate statement regarding this naming?

   • AThe naming is incorrect because the 100G ports should use a different prefix, such as 'cge-'.
   • BThe naming is correct because the device profile uses the physical port labels, which are the same as the Juniper interface names.
   • CThe naming is incorrect because the device profile should use a different naming scheme, such as 'xe-' for 100G.
   • DThe naming is incorrect because the 100G ports should be named starting from 'et-0/0/0'.
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