A company is considering deploying a chassis cluster to improve the availability of their security services. They currently have a single SRX device. What is a primary benefit of using a chassis cluster?

It eliminates the need for a firewall policy.

It doubles the throughput of the security services.

It provides redundancy for the security services, so a single device failure does not cause an outage.

It simplifies the configuration by using a single management interface.

What is the purpose of monitoring interfaces in a Junos HA setup?

To monitor the health of the control link and ensure it is always up.

To verify that the fabric link is carrying data traffic correctly.

To detect failures on data interfaces and trigger failover if a monitored interface goes down.

To track the amount of traffic passing through each node for load balancing.

A security administrator is planning to deploy a chassis cluster using two SRX devices. They have verified that both devices are the same model and run the same Junos version. What additional requirement must be met before the cluster can be configured?

The devices must have the same number of power supplies.

Both devices must have the same license for the features used.

The devices must be in the same rack.

The devices must be connected to the same switch for management.

How does a Junos HA cluster detect a node failure to trigger failover?

By periodically pinging the management IP address of the peer node.

By monitoring the fabric link for data traffic from the peer node.

By checking the routing table for the peer node's routes.

By monitoring the control link for heartbeat messages from the peer node.

After enabling HA on both nodes, what is typically the next step in the configuration process?

Reboot both nodes to apply the HA configuration.

Configure the security policies for the cluster.

Configure the control and fabric links between the nodes.

Assign IP addresses to the management interfaces.

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