Interface Maps JN0-481 Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–28

1. 26application · medium

   After applying an interface map to a blueprint, an engineer notices that Apstra is reporting a validation error for a specific leaf device. The error indicates that the interface map expects a 100GE uplink on a port, but the device profile for that leaf only has 10GE ports available. What is the most likely cause of this validation error?

   • AThe leaf device has not been powered on.
   • BThe cabling between the leaf and spine is incorrect.
   • CThe spine device is using a different operating system version.
   • DThe interface map was created for a different device profile than the one assigned to the leaf in the blueprint.
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2. 27application · medium

   A data center is adding a new storage pod to its fabric. The storage devices will connect to the leaf switches using 25GE ports. The existing leaf switches have 48x10GE ports and 6x100GE uplinks. The engineer needs to modify the interface map to support the new 25GE storage connections. What is the required change?

   • AUpdate the device profile to include 25GE ports and modify the interface map to assign a 'storage' role to those ports.
   • BOnly update the device profile to include 25GE ports, without changing the interface map.
   • COnly modify the interface map to assign a 'storage' role to the existing 10GE ports.
   • DCreate a new interface map and apply it to the blueprint, leaving the old map in place.
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3. 28application · medium

   A company is using Apstra to manage a multi-vendor data center fabric. They have a mix of Juniper and Cisco leaf switches. The engineer is creating an interface map and wants to ensure that the same logical roles (e.g., 'access', 'uplink') are applied consistently across both vendor devices. What is the primary benefit of using an interface map in this scenario?

   • AIt eliminates the need for device profiles for each vendor.
   • BIt ensures that all devices use the same operating system version.
   • CIt abstracts the physical interface differences between vendors into a common logical role model.
   • DIt automatically configures the devices without any additional blueprint configuration.
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