Juniper JN0-349 - Enterprise Routing and Switching, Specialist (JNCIS-ENT) Exam
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Total 95 questions
Question #11 (Topic: Topic 1)
Your router is learning the 172.25.11.0/24 prefix from both the BGP and OSPF protocols. A routing policy is configured on your device to advertise the prefix to an established BGP peer but the peer is not receiving the prefix. You want to allow the prefix to be advertised to the BGP peer.
What should you do on this router to satisfy this requirement?
What should you do on this router to satisfy this requirement?
A. Enable the automatic removal of peer AS information from the prefix.
B. Enable the advertisement of inactive BGP routes.
C. Enable the automatic removal of private AS numbers from the prefix.
D. Enable the automatic refreshing of BGP routes.
Answer: B
Question #12 (Topic: Topic 1)
What is a characteristic of OSPF ASBRs?
A. ASBRs transmit routing information between the backbone and other areas.
B. ASBRs cannot be part of the backbone and another area at the same time.
C. ASBRs inject routing information from outside the OSPF domain.
D. ASBRs link two OSPF areas.
Answer: C
Question #13 (Topic: Topic 1)
You have an OSPF NSSA area that is also receiving IS-IS routes on the ASBR.
In this scenario, which LSA type is used to announce external IS-IS routes?
In this scenario, which LSA type is used to announce external IS-IS routes?
A. Type 7
B. Type 8
C. Type 1
D. Type 4
Answer: A
Question #14 (Topic: Topic 1)
Which two statements about the default load-balancing behavior for the Junos OS are correct? (Choose two.)
A. By default, the Junos OS performs a per-packet load-balancing operation.
B. By default, the Junos OS installs multiple equal-cost next hops in the forwarding table for a destination prefix.
C. By default, the Junos OS selects one of the equal-cost next hops for received destination prefixes.
D. By default, all Packet Forwarding Engine slots are assigned the same hash value on the Junos device.
Answer: CD
Question #15 (Topic: Topic 1)
Click the Exhibit button.
Referring to the exhibit, what does the asterisk(*) following the ge-0/0/5.0 interface indicate?
Referring to the exhibit, what does the asterisk(*) following the ge-0/0/5.0 interface indicate?
A. It indicates the interface is not active.
B. It indicates the interface is a trunk port.
C. It indicates the interface is an access port.
D. It indicates the interface is active.
Answer: D
