How does Marvis identify anomalies in data center fabric behavior?

By reading syslog messages from Apstra

By comparing current telemetry against learned baselines

By analyzing configuration changes only

By performing periodic ping tests to all devices

A network administrator is investigating a report of high latency between two servers in the data center. They want to use Marvis VNA to check the path between the servers and see if there are any issues. What is the most effective way to do this?

Use a Marvis natural language query: 'show me the path between server-1 and server-2'.

Check the Apstra blueprint to see the logical path between the servers.

Look at the Marvis Actions page for any latency-related action cards.

Ping the servers from the switch to check latency.

A network engineer is troubleshooting a data center issue where a specific application is experiencing high latency. Marvis VNA has identified an anomaly on a leaf switch. What is the recommended next step in the troubleshooting workflow?

Check the physical cabling of the leaf switch to ensure there are no loose connections.

Use Marvis VNA to check for any Marvis Actions related to the anomaly.

Review the Apstra blueprint to see if the application's VLAN is correctly configured.

Immediately restart the application server to see if the latency improves.

What is the primary role of Marvis VNA when integrated with Juniper Apstra in a data center environment?

To manage physical cabling and power distribution within the data center

To replace the Apstra controller as the primary configuration management system

To enforce security policies on all data center switches

To provide AI-driven insights and conversational troubleshooting for data center network operations

What is a Marvis Action in the context of data center operations?

A log message generated by Apstra

A configuration change automatically applied to fix an issue

A recommended remediation step for a detected issue

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Marvis VNA for Data Center (Apstra) JN0-750 Practice Questions (Page 6)

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