Chassis Cluster Versus Multinode HA JN0-637 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–18

1. 16foundation · easy

   In a chassis cluster, how is control plane redundancy achieved?

   • AOne node runs the active control plane while the other runs a standby control plane that takes over on failure.
   • BBoth nodes run active control planes simultaneously and share the load.
   • CControl plane redundancy is provided by an external device.
   • DEach node runs its own independent control plane with no synchronization.
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2. 17expert · hard

   A managed security service provider (MSSP) is designing a security platform for multiple customers. Each customer requires a dedicated pair of SRX devices for their edge, and the MSSP wants to manage all customer devices from a single management platform. The MSSP also wants to ensure that a failure in one customer's devices does not affect other customers. Which HA approach is most appropriate for this MSSP?

   • AA single multinode HA cluster for all customers
   • BStandalone SRX devices with VRRP for each customer
   • CA single chassis cluster for all customers
   • DA chassis cluster for each customer
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3. 18foundation · easy

   What is a key characteristic of the multinode HA architecture on Juniper devices?

   • AIt only supports active/standby redundancy.
   • BIt uses a single control plane and a single forwarding plane.
   • CIt distributes control and forwarding functions across multiple nodes.
   • DIt requires a dedicated fabric link for all data traffic.
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