Juniper QFabric, Specialist (JNCIS-QF) - JN0-370 Exam Practice Test

A. STP was disabled on the Interconnect devices.

B. The fabric administrator is unresponsive.

C. A switch was attached to both nodes in a redundant server Node group.

D. Data center bridging was disabled on the affected Node device.

A. It manages, monitors, and maintains all components in the QFabric system.

B. It supports the control plane network and facilitates communications between QFabric system devices.

C. It connects all edge devices in the QFabric system and directs traffic between them.

D. It connects endpoints such as servers or storage devices to the QFabric system.

A. to eliminate the need to use security devices in the network

B. to provide clear separation between control and data traffic for maximum scalability

C. to provide a high speed WAN connection to the data center

D. to view the entire system as a single administrative entity

A. Traffic is sent through the network Node group PFEs.

B. Traffic is sent through the Director group to the FC-0 and FC-1 Routing Engines.

C. Traffic is sent to the RVIs for the VLANs associated with the servers.

D. Traffic is sent directly between the Node devices attached to the servers.

A. SRX Series devices

B. MX Series devices

C. Layer 2 VLANs

D. RVIs

A. The license for the QFabric Node device feature.

B. The license for the QFX3000-M base QFabric software.

C. The license for the FCoE-to-FC gateway.

D. The license for the QFX3000-G base QFabric software.

A. The control plane for the Node device is down.

B. Non-Juniper SFPs are used.

C. The Node device is in the disconnected state.

D. One of the redundant data plane connections is down.

A. The configuration in the network Node group supports up to 128 LAGs.

B. The configuration can span Node devices with the same Node group.

C. The configuration in the server Node group supports up to 128 LAGs.

D. The configuration supports only static LAGs.