Juniper Networks Certified Internet Associate WX (JNCIA-WX)

Verify that TCP acceleration (AFP) is enabled Verify that the CIFS application definition is defined correctly Verify that CIFS acceleration is enabled on both the server and client-side WX devices Verify that SMB signing is not required on the clients and domain controllers Verify that HTTP acceleration is enabled

The WAN link is down The local and remote cables are accidentally swapped The network is configured using static routes Traceroute is enabled for compression IPSec is enabled on the WX

Generates accurate and consistent monitoring reports Helps in the maintenance of WX devices using WX CMS Allows WX devices to synchronize with one another Ensures connectivity to the registration server

From the WX device, pin the default gateway to make sure it is reachable ✘ In WebView, check the service tunnel status under compression > Basic > Endpoints ✘ In WebView, check the remote routes under Compression > Advanced > Remote Routes ✘ Check the WX device remote interface and verify that the status is up ✔

A WXC or WX stack configuration deployment is required ✘ WX devices can handle only up to 45 Mbps ✘ A WX60 cluster can handle 155 Mbps ✘ Only a WXC500 or WXC590 can handle this requirement ✔

Verify that the CIFS application definition is defined correctly Verify that TCP acceleration (AFP) is enabled Verify that SMB signing is not required on the clients and domain controllers Verify that CIFS acceleration is enabled on both the server and client-side WX devices Verify that HTTP acceleration is enabled

Microsoft Access ✘ Sybase ✘ MySQL ✘ Oracle ✔

8 ✘ 3 ✘ 10 ✘ 5 ✔

application monitoring ✘ WebView ✘ Application Flow Acceleration ✘ quality of service ✔

WAN performance ✘ NSC statistics ✘ netflow reports ✘ acceleration statistics ✔