Which of the following is NOT within the scope of a tenant system administrator's management authority?

Modifying the global routing instance configuration.

Configuring interfaces assigned to their tenant's logical system.

Committing changes to their tenant's configuration.

Viewing operational status of their tenant's interfaces.

A primary administrator is planning to change a global setting that will affect all logical systems. The change is not urgent, but it will cause a brief interruption to all tenants. Tenant administrators for 'tenantO' have a critical service that cannot be interrupted. What should the primary administrator do?

Apply the change immediately, as primary administrators have full authority.

Apply the change only to the primary system, leaving logical systems unaffected.

Ask tenantO's administrator for permission to apply the change.

Wait until a maintenance window can be scheduled with tenantO.

A primary administrator needs to apply a global configuration change that will affect all logical systems. The change is urgent and must be applied immediately. However, tenant administrators for 'tenantG' are in the middle of a critical maintenance window and cannot be interrupted. What should the primary administrator do?

Coordinate with the tenantG administrator to find a suitable time, or apply the change if the impact is minimal and acceptable.

Apply the change only to the primary system, leaving logical systems unaffected.

Apply the global change immediately, as primary administrators have full authority.

Wait until the tenantG maintenance window is complete before applying the change.

A primary administrator plans to upgrade the Junos OS on a device hosting multiple logical systems. What is the impact on tenant administrators and their tenants during the upgrade?

Tenant administrators must approve the upgrade before it can proceed.

The device will reboot, temporarily interrupting all logical systems and tenant administrator access.

The upgrade only affects the primary system, leaving logical systems untouched.

Tenant administrators can continue to manage their tenants during the upgrade without interruption.

A tenant administrator for 'tenantM' needs to be able to run 'show' commands and 'monitor traffic' within their tenant. They should not be able to modify configuration. Which login class permissions should be assigned?

permissions [view-configuration]

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Primary System and Tenant System Administrators JN0-637 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Part of the Logical Systems and Tenant Systems domain, which makes up ~12% of our current practice bank. Juniper Networks does not publish an official question count, but from its 90-minute exam (~35–60 total, ~4–7 in this domain), expect 1–1 from this objective — we provide 22 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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Role separation between primary and tenant system administrators
Tenant system administrator scope of control
Primary system administrator privileges
Configuration of tenant system administrator accounts
Configuration of primary system administrator accounts
Login class and permission mapping for tenant administrators
Management access and authentication for tenant administrators
Operational tasks permitted for tenant administrators
Configuration tasks permitted for tenant administrators
Impact of primary administrator actions on tenant systems

Questions 16–20

16foundation · easy
Which of the following is NOT within the scope of a tenant system administrator's management authority?
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17expert · hard
A primary administrator is planning to change a global setting that will affect all logical systems. The change is not urgent, but it will cause a brief interruption to all tenants. Tenant administrators for 'tenantO' have a critical service that cannot be interrupted. What should the primary administrator do?
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18expert · hard
A primary administrator needs to apply a global configuration change that will affect all logical systems. The change is urgent and must be applied immediately. However, tenant administrators for 'tenantG' are in the middle of a critical maintenance window and cannot be interrupted. What should the primary administrator do?
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19application · medium
A primary administrator plans to upgrade the Junos OS on a device hosting multiple logical systems. What is the impact on tenant administrators and their tenants during the upgrade?
Select an answer first
20application · medium
A tenant administrator for 'tenantM' needs to be able to run 'show' commands and 'monitor traffic' within their tenant. They should not be able to modify configuration. Which login class permissions should be assigned?
Select an answer first

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Questions 16–20

Which of the following is NOT within the scope of a tenant system administrator's management authority?

A primary administrator plans to upgrade the Junos OS on a device hosting multiple logical systems. What is the impact on tenant administrators and their tenants during the upgrade?

A tenant administrator for 'tenantM' needs to be able to run 'show' commands and 'monitor traffic' within their tenant. They should not be able to modify configuration. Which login class permissions should be assigned?

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