Configure or Monitor Juniper Mist Security Solutions JN0-750 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · medium

   A network administrator is investigating a security incident and needs to determine if any clients were affected by a specific security alert that occurred at 2:00 AM. The administrator wants to see a timeline of events for that client, including when the client connected, when the alert was triggered, and any subsequent actions. Which Mist monitoring tool should the administrator use?

   • AThe Security tab, filtering by the alert type.
   • BThe Client Insights page for that client.
   • CThe Alerts tab, filtering by time.
   • DThe Audit Logs tab.
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2. 7application · medium

   A network administrator notices that a specific client is repeatedly triggering a security alert in the Mist portal. The administrator wants to see the detailed logs of the traffic that triggered the alert, including source and destination IPs, ports, and the action taken. Where should the administrator look in the Mist portal?

   • AThe Security tab under Monitor, filtering by the client's MAC address.
   • BThe Alerts tab under Monitor, filtering by severity.
   • CThe Audit Logs tab under Organization.
   • DThe WLAN tab under Monitor, selecting the client's SSID.
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4. 8foundation · easy

   Which Mist portal feature allows an administrator to view security events and alerts in real time?

   • AThe Site > Configuration page
   • BThe Organization > Admin Logs page
   • CThe Reports > Historical Data page
   • DThe Security > Events page
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5. 9application · medium

   An administrator has configured a Mist security policy to block certain websites for the guest network. After testing, the administrator finds that the policy is not being enforced. The APs are connected and the SSID is broadcasting. What is the most likely cause of the policy not being enforced?

   • AThe APs have not been rebooted after the policy change.
   • BThe policy is configured with the wrong action type.
   • CThe policy is not applied to the correct WLAN or site.
   • DThe client devices are using a different DNS server.
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6. 10foundation · easy

   When troubleshooting a security policy that is not being applied as expected, what is the first step an administrator should take in the Mist portal?

   • AReboot all access points in the affected site
   • BDelete the policy and recreate it from scratch
   • CVerify that the policy is correctly associated with the intended site or organization
   • DCheck the internet connection of the administrator's computer
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