In Juniper Mist, what is the primary purpose of a device profile?

To assign IP addresses to devices on the network

To store historical performance data for troubleshooting and reporting

To define a set of configuration settings that can be applied to multiple devices for consistency

To create a one-time backup of device configuration before changes

A hospital has a staff WLAN and a visitor WLAN. The staff WLAN should have access to the hospital's internal patient records system, while the visitor WLAN should only have internet access. The administrator has created both WLANs. What should be configured to enforce these access rules?

Create a template that assigns a different VLAN to the visitor WLAN.

Apply a single policy to both WLANs that allows all traffic.

Apply a policy to the staff WLAN that allows access to the patient records system, and a policy to the visitor WLAN that blocks internal access.

Modify the device profile to enable patient records access on the staff WLAN.

A company's finance department uses a specific SSID and requires access to a sensitive ERP system, while the marketing department uses a different SSID and should not have access to the ERP system. Both departments are on the same campus. What should the administrator configure in Juniper Mist to enforce this separation?

Create two WLANs (one for finance, one for marketing) and apply a policy that allows ERP access only to the finance WLAN.

Create two device profiles, one for finance APs and one for marketing APs, and enable ERP access only on the finance profile.

Create a single WLAN for both departments and use a device profile to block ERP access for marketing devices.

Create a template that assigns different VLANs to finance and marketing and rely on the switch to block ERP access.

How do templates differ from device profiles in Juniper Mist?

Templates are a type of device profile that includes variables for customization

Templates automate the deployment of configuration settings, while profiles are static sets of settings

Templates are used for monitoring, while profiles are used for configuration

Templates are applied to devices, while profiles are applied to sites

A school wants to provide a Wi-Fi network for students that filters web content and blocks social media during class hours. The administrator has already created a WLAN for the students. What should be configured next to enforce the content filtering and time-based blocking?

Apply a policy to the WLAN that includes content filtering rules and a schedule for blocking social media.

Create a template that assigns a different DNS server to the student WLAN.

Change the WLAN security to WPA2-Enterprise to enable content filtering.

Modify the device profile to enable content filtering on the APs.

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Juniper Mist Configuration Objects (device Profiles, Templates, WLANs, Policies) JN0-750 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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In Juniper Mist, what is the primary purpose of a device profile?
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2application · medium
A hospital has a staff WLAN and a visitor WLAN. The staff WLAN should have access to the hospital's internal patient records system, while the visitor WLAN should only have internet access. The administrator has created both WLANs. What should be configured to enforce these access rules?
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A company's finance department uses a specific SSID and requires access to a sensitive ERP system, while the marketing department uses a different SSID and should not have access to the ERP system. Both departments are on the same campus. What should the administrator configure in Juniper Mist to enforce this separation?
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How do templates differ from device profiles in Juniper Mist?
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5application · medium
A school wants to provide a Wi-Fi network for students that filters web content and blocks social media during class hours. The administrator has already created a WLAN for the students. What should be configured next to enforce the content filtering and time-based blocking?
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