You have a BGP peer that sends routes with multiple communities, including 65000:100 and 65000:200. You want to remove only the community 65000:100 from these routes, leaving 65000:200 intact. You have written a policy that matches all routes and uses the action 'community delete 65000:100'. What is the effect of this action?

It removes all communities from the route.

It removes only the community 65000:100, leaving 65000:200 intact.

It replaces the community 65000:100 with 65000:200.

It has no effect because the community is not defined.

You have a BGP group with multiple peers, and you need to apply different export policies to different peers within the same group. You have applied a policy to the group, but you need to override it for one specific peer. What is the correct way to do this?

Modify the group's export policy to include the specific policy.

Apply the specific export policy to the individual neighbor.

Create a new BGP group for that peer.

Use a firewall filter to restrict the policy.

In Junos, when a BGP routing policy is evaluated and no term matches, what is the default action?

Apply the default action of the routing table

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Domain 2Objective 8

BGP Routing Policy Implementation JN0-650 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Part of the BGP domain, which makes up ~22% of our current practice bank. Juniper Networks does not publish an official question count, but from its 90-minute exam (~35–60 total, ~8–13 in this domain), expect 1–1 from this objective — we provide 17 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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Questions 1–5

1foundation · easy
Which policy action would you use to explicitly allow a route to be accepted and stop further policy evaluation?
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2expert · hard
You have a BGP peer that sends routes with multiple communities, including 65000:100 and 65000:200. You want to remove only the community 65000:100 from these routes, leaving 65000:200 intact. You have written a policy that matches all routes and uses the action 'community delete 65000:100'. What is the effect of this action?
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3expert · hard
You have a BGP group with multiple peers, and you need to apply different export policies to different peers within the same group. You have applied a policy to the group, but you need to override it for one specific peer. What is the correct way to do this?
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4foundation · easy
Which BGP routing policy action would you use to prevent a route from being installed in the routing table?
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5foundation · easy
In Junos, when a BGP routing policy is evaluated and no term matches, what is the default action?
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BGP Routing Policy Implementation JN0-650 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

Which policy action would you use to explicitly allow a route to be accepted and stop further policy evaluation?

You have a BGP group with multiple peers, and you need to apply different export policies to different peers within the same group. You have applied a policy to the group, but you need to override it for one specific peer. What is the correct way to do this?

Which BGP routing policy action would you use to prevent a route from being installed in the routing table?

In Junos, when a BGP routing policy is evaluated and no term matches, what is the default action?

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