You are managing a Junos router with multiple BGP peers. You need to apply a common set of route filtering rules to all peers, but you also need to apply peer-specific actions. To avoid duplicating configuration, which approach is most efficient?

Create a single policy with all terms and apply it to all peers.

Use a prefix list and apply it directly to the BGP group, avoiding policies altogether.

Create a separate policy for each peer, duplicating the common rules.

Create a reusable policy for the common filtering rules, and then chain it with peer-specific policies using 'next policy'.

What is the effect of the 'next policy' action in a Junos routing policy?

It stops all policy evaluation and accepts the route

It stops processing the current policy and starts evaluation with the next policy in the chain

It moves to the next term within the same policy

It rejects the route and stops all evaluation

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You are managing a Junos router with multiple BGP peers. You need to apply a common set of route filtering rules to all peers, but you also need to apply peer-specific actions. To avoid duplicating configuration, which approach is most efficient?
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12foundation · easy
Which Junos configuration element is used to match a route based on its destination prefix and prefix length?
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In a Junos routing policy, which match condition would you use to match routes that carry a specific BGP community value?
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14application · easy
A Junos router is receiving BGP routes from a customer. You need to set the MED attribute to 50 for all routes from this customer to influence the customer's inbound traffic. Which policy action correctly achieves this?
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What is the effect of the 'next policy' action in a Junos routing policy?
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Questions 11–15

You are managing a Junos router with multiple BGP peers. You need to apply a common set of route filtering rules to all peers, but you also need to apply peer-specific actions. To avoid duplicating configuration, which approach is most efficient?

Which Junos configuration element is used to match a route based on its destination prefix and prefix length?

In a Junos routing policy, which match condition would you use to match routes that carry a specific BGP community value?

A Junos router is receiving BGP routes from a customer. You need to set the MED attribute to 50 for all routes from this customer to influence the customer's inbound traffic. Which policy action correctly achieves this?

What is the effect of the 'next policy' action in a Junos routing policy?

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