A network engineer is configuring an intent-based analytics probe to monitor egress queue drops on a Juniper MX router. The probe should collect data every 30 seconds. The engineer has written the following configuration: set services analytics probe queue-monitor interface et-0/0/0.0 direction egress set services analytics probe queue-monitor interval 30 However, the probe is not collecting any data. What is the most likely reason?

The probe is missing a sensor or metric specification for queue drops

The interval of 30 seconds is too long for queue drop monitoring

The direction 'egress' is not supported for queue drop monitoring

The interface et-0/0/0.0 does not exist on the MX router

A network administrator has configured an intent-based analytics probe on a Juniper QFX10002 switch to monitor interface errors. The probe is using gRPC to stream telemetry to an analytics engine. After configuration, the administrator notices that the analytics engine is not receiving any data. Which step should be taken first to troubleshoot this issue?

Verify that the analytics engine is configured to receive data on the same interface as the probe

Check if the probe is configured with the correct interface and direction

Verify that the gRPC service is enabled and listening on the correct port on the switch

Reboot the switch to ensure the probe configuration takes effect

A network engineer has configured an intent-based analytics probe on a Juniper QFX10000 switch to monitor interface errors. The probe is using gRPC to stream telemetry to an analytics engine. The engineer notices that the analytics engine is receiving data, but the error counts are consistently zero, even though the engineer knows there are errors on the interface. What is the most likely cause?

The probe is monitoring the wrong interface or the wrong direction

The analytics engine is discarding the error data due to a parsing issue

The gRPC connection is using a compressed format that omits zero values

The switch is not actually experiencing errors

To monitor traffic on a physical network segment, where should a port mirroring probe be deployed?

On a dedicated server in the segment

On the switch that carries the segment traffic

A network engineer is configuring an intent-based analytics probe to monitor traffic on a Juniper EX4300 switch. The probe is using gRPC to stream telemetry to an analytics engine. The engineer wants to monitor both ingress and egress traffic on the same interface. How should the probe be configured?

Configure a single probe with direction 'ingress' and enable egress monitoring via a separate sensor

Configure a single probe with direction 'both'

Configure a single probe with direction 'egress' and use interface statistics to infer ingress data

Configure two separate probes, one for ingress and one for egress, on the same interface

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6application · medium
A network engineer is configuring an intent-based analytics probe to monitor egress queue drops on a Juniper MX router. The probe should collect data every 30 seconds. The engineer has written the following configuration: set services analytics probe queue-monitor interface et-0/0/0.0 direction egress set services analytics probe queue-monitor interval 30 However, the probe is not collecting any data. What is the most likely reason?
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7application · medium
A network administrator has configured an intent-based analytics probe on a Juniper QFX10002 switch to monitor interface errors. The probe is using gRPC to stream telemetry to an analytics engine. After configuration, the administrator notices that the analytics engine is not receiving any data. Which step should be taken first to troubleshoot this issue?
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8expert · hard
A network engineer has configured an intent-based analytics probe on a Juniper QFX10000 switch to monitor interface errors. The probe is using gRPC to stream telemetry to an analytics engine. The engineer notices that the analytics engine is receiving data, but the error counts are consistently zero, even though the engineer knows there are errors on the interface. What is the most likely cause?
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9foundation · easy
To monitor traffic on a physical network segment, where should a port mirroring probe be deployed?
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10expert · hard
A network engineer is configuring an intent-based analytics probe to monitor traffic on a Juniper EX4300 switch. The probe is using gRPC to stream telemetry to an analytics engine. The engineer wants to monitor both ingress and egress traffic on the same interface. How should the probe be configured?
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