What is a possible transition from the 'error' state in Apstra?

To 'pending' for reconfiguration

To 'error' again, which is the only possible state

To 'active' after the issue is resolved

To 'inactive' only after a reboot

A large enterprise is considering using Apstra to manage its data center fabric. The network team wants to understand how device states can help with proactive monitoring. Which statement best describes the value of device states for proactive monitoring?

Device states are primarily for inventory management and do not reflect operational health

Device states are only useful for troubleshooting after a problem has been reported

Device states only provide a reactive view of issues after they have already impacted traffic

Device states provide an early warning of issues by detecting probe failures and configuration drift before they impact traffic

A device in your Apstra fabric is showing an 'error' state. What is the first step you should take to troubleshoot?

Remove the device from the fabric

Check the device's logs and state details in Apstra

Ignore the error if the device is still passing traffic

A device in an Apstra-managed fabric is in an 'error' state. The event log shows 'Configuration drift detected'. The device is reachable and all protocols are working. What is the most likely cause of this error?

The device's management interface is down

The device has been rebooted and is still booting up

The device's running configuration does not match the intended configuration in the blueprint

The device's BGP sessions are down

What does the 'error' device state indicate in Apstra?

The device is functioning normally but not in use

The device is being provisioned for the first time

The device has a problem that requires attention

The device is temporarily offline for maintenance

Juniper NetworksCertified Specialist, Data Center (JNCIS-DC)

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Device States JN0-481 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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What is a possible transition from the 'error' state in Apstra?
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A large enterprise is considering using Apstra to manage its data center fabric. The network team wants to understand how device states can help with proactive monitoring. Which statement best describes the value of device states for proactive monitoring?
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3foundation · easy
A device in your Apstra fabric is showing an 'error' state. What is the first step you should take to troubleshoot?
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A device in an Apstra-managed fabric is in an 'error' state. The event log shows 'Configuration drift detected'. The device is reachable and all protocols are working. What is the most likely cause of this error?
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What does the 'error' device state indicate in Apstra?
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