In the ZTP process flow, what typically happens immediately after a new Juniper device boots up with no configuration?

The device loads a saved configuration from its local flash storage

The device immediately downloads the configuration file from a TFTP server without any network setup

The device sends a DHCP request to obtain an IP address and discover the provisioning server

The device prompts the administrator to enter configuration commands via the console

During ZTP troubleshooting, you find that the device receives an IP address but fails to download the configuration file. What is a likely cause?

The provisioning server is using HTTPS but the device only supports HTTP

The configuration file name is incorrect or the file is not present on the provisioning server

The device's management interface is disabled

The device does not have a default gateway configured

A Juniper device fails to complete ZTP and remains in an unconfigured state. What is a common first step to troubleshoot this issue?

Reboot the device and hope it works the second time

Manually configure the device and skip ZTP

Check the DHCP server logs to see if the device received an IP address and the correct options

Replace the device with a new one

What is the standard format for a configuration file used during ZTP on Juniper devices?

An XML file that uses a Juniper-specific schema

A Junos OS configuration in ASCII text format

A binary image file that is loaded directly into the device's memory

A JSON file that defines the device's network interfaces and routing protocols

A data center team is implementing ZTP for new Juniper switches. They are concerned about security during the ZTP process, as the configuration file is transferred over the network. Which security measure should be implemented to protect the ZTP process?

Disable DHCP on the management interface

Use a dedicated management VLAN for ZTP traffic

Use HTTPS instead of TFTP for configuration file transfer

Use a simple password for the root account

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Zero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP) JN0-683 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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In the ZTP process flow, what typically happens immediately after a new Juniper device boots up with no configuration?
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During ZTP troubleshooting, you find that the device receives an IP address but fails to download the configuration file. What is a likely cause?
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A Juniper device fails to complete ZTP and remains in an unconfigured state. What is a common first step to troubleshoot this issue?
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What is the standard format for a configuration file used during ZTP on Juniper devices?
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A data center team is implementing ZTP for new Juniper switches. They are concerned about security during the ZTP process, as the configuration file is transferred over the network. Which security measure should be implemented to protect the ZTP process?
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