Juniper Networks Certified Internet Associate, Junos (JNCIA-Junos) - JN0-101 Exam Practice Test

A. a display of the current configuration while in operational mode

B. a brief description of commands and their default values

C. the serial number and version number of the device used to open a support case with JTAC

D. a list of all the active hardware alarms on the device

A. Export policies can be applied to the forwarding table.

B. Export policies can be applied directly to interfaces

C. Export policies can evaluate only active routes.

D. Export policies can evaluate all routes.

A. Routing protocols daemon (rpd)

B. OSPF SPF daemon (ospfd)

C. BGP daemon (bgpd)

D. SNMP daemon (snmpd)

A. set

B. get

C. show

D. put

A. The OSPF routes are located in the inet.2 routing table.

B. The OSPF routes are located in the inet4.3 routing table.

C. The OSPF routes are located in the inet.0 routing table.

D. The OSPF routes are located in the inet4.0 routing table.

A. the difference between the current candidate configuration and the archived configuration from one commit ago

B. the difference between the current active configuration and the current candidate configuration

C. the difference between the current candidate configuration and the candidate configuration from one commit ago

D. the difference between the current active configuration and the active configuration from one commit ago

A. "Monitor"

B. "Configure"

C. "Maintain"

D. "Troubleshoot"

A. It is used to select which routing table to use for forwarding.

B. It is used to determine the preferred path to a given destination.

C. It is used to select the best route between multiple equal-cost paths.

D. It is used as a tiebreaker when the same prefix is available through multiple protocols.

A. show interfaces terse

B. show alarms extensive

C. show interfaces alarms

D. show interfaces extensive

A. Apply an import policy to OSPF that imports the default route.

B. Apply the redistribute-igp command to BGP.

C. Apply an export policy to OSPF that exports the default route.

D. Apply the default-network command to OSPF.

A. Apply an import policy to OSPF that injects the static routes into OSPF.

B. Apply an import policy to the static routes that injects the static routes into OSPF.

C. Apply an export policy to OSPF that injects the static routes into OSPF.

D. Apply an export policy to the static routes that injects the static routes into OSPF.

A. user@router# show system login

B. user@router> show configuration services

C. user@router# show system services

D. user@router# show configuration system services

A. shell permission

B. supervisor permission

C. network permission

D. maintenance permission