What is a key step in deploying a WAN Edge device in a Juniper Mist managed network?

Claiming the device and assigning it to a site in the Mist portal

Manually configuring each interface via the local CLI

Configuring a static IP address on the WAN interface before connecting to the internet

Installing a third-party SD-WAN controller on-premises

What is the purpose of an SD-WAN policy in Juniper Mist?

To configure the physical WAN interfaces on the device

To manage the device's firmware updates

To define how traffic is steered and prioritized across WAN links

To define the LAN subnets and VLANs

In the Juniper Mist SD-WAN architecture, what is the primary role of a WAN Edge device?

To provide centralized management and policy orchestration for all SD-WAN sites

To terminate secure tunnels and apply application-aware routing policies at the branch site

To act as a regional hub that aggregates traffic from multiple branches and forwards it to the data center

To serve as the primary DNS and DHCP server for the branch LAN

A network administrator is troubleshooting a WAN Edge issue where traffic to a specific application is being routed over a high-latency link. The administrator has verified that the SD-WAN policy for that application is set to 'best quality' path selection. What should the administrator check next?

The application signature database on the WAN Edge device.

The routing table on the WAN Edge device.

The firewall rules on the WAN Edge device.

The link quality metrics for both WAN links in the Mist portal.

An administrator is configuring a WAN Edge device with two WAN links: a 100 Mbps MPLS link and a 500 Mbps broadband link. The administrator wants to ensure that the device can utilize both links for traffic, but also wants to avoid out-of-order packets for latency-sensitive traffic. What should the administrator configure?

Disable load balancing and use the broadband link as the primary for all traffic.

Enable per-packet load balancing across both links for all traffic.

Configure a policy to steer latency-sensitive traffic to the MPLS link, and use load balancing for other traffic.

Enable per-flow load balancing across both links for all traffic.

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In the Juniper Mist SD-WAN architecture, what is the primary role of a WAN Edge device?
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A network administrator is troubleshooting a WAN Edge issue where traffic to a specific application is being routed over a high-latency link. The administrator has verified that the SD-WAN policy for that application is set to 'best quality' path selection. What should the administrator check next?
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An administrator is configuring a WAN Edge device with two WAN links: a 100 Mbps MPLS link and a 500 Mbps broadband link. The administrator wants to ensure that the device can utilize both links for traffic, but also wants to avoid out-of-order packets for latency-sensitive traffic. What should the administrator configure?
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