Juniper-Juniper Networks Certified Internet Associate, Junos (JNCIA-Junos) Set 1

run cli ✘ cli ✘ start cli ✘ edit ✔

Accept all OSPF routes and install them into the 3 routing table ✘ Accept all OSPF routes and install them into the inet7.0 routing table ✘ Accept all OSPF routes and install them into the inet4.0 routing table ✘ Accept all OSPF routes and install them into the inet.0 routing table ✔

root ✘ admin ✘ juniper ✘ user ✔

The bypass-routing parameter is used to test the density on the T1 line ✘ The bypass-routing parameter cannot be used on a T1 interface ✘ The bypass-routing parameter allows you to ping a host through an interface that has no route through it ✘ The bypass-routing parameter allows you to ping a local WAN interface without generating anyoutbound traffic ✔

It is used to identify the maximum hop count of a subnetwork ✘ It is used to identify an IP address as either private or public ✘ It is used to identify the network to which an IP address belongs ✘ It is used to identify the total number of bits present in an IP address ✔

The Junos kernel is based on the Solaris operating sytem ✘ The Junos kernel is based on the GNU Zebra operating system ✘ The Junos kernel is completely original and not based on any other operating system ✘ The Junos kernel is based on the FreeBSD UNIX operating system ✔

"Configure" ✘ "Troubleshoot" ✘ "Monitor" ✘ "Maintain" ✔

69:9F:EA:46 ✘ 00:90:69:9F ✘ 9F:EA:46 ✘ 00:90:69 ✔

Unlike static routing, dynamic routing provides redundant IP addresses for end-user devices ✘ Unlike static routing, dynamic routing requires no initial user configuration ✘ Dynamic routing can provide increased network availability when compared to static routing ✘ Dynamic routing provides DNS services along with IP connectivity, static does not ✔

/var/messages ✘ /var/syslog ✘ /var/tmp ✘ /var/log ✔