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This written Juniper certification exam is intended for experienced networking professionals with advanced knowledge of Junos OS in enterprise routing and switching environments. It verifies understanding of advanced routing technologies and related configuration and troubleshooting skills. Exam objectives include IGPs, BGP, IP multicast, advanced Ethernet switching, Layer 2 authentication and access control, IP telephony features, class of service, and EVPN.

Exam Topics

  • Interior Gateway Protocols (IGPs)0%
  • Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)0%
  • IP Multicast0%
  • Ethernet Switching and Spanning Trees0%
  • L2 Authentication and Access Control0%
  • IP Telephony Features0%
  • Class of Service (CoS)0%
  • EVPN0%

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QuestionQ1

IP Telephony Features

You are deploying IP phones across your enterprise networks. When connected, the IP phones must automatically receive their geographic location details from the EX Series switches.

Which protocol should be used to enable this behavior?

Explanation

LLDP-MED extends LLDP with media-endpoint capabilities for VoIP devices, including endpoint location information. EX Series switches use LLDP-MED to support VoIP telephone discovery and to advertise civic-based geographic location information for emergency-location purposes.

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You are adding a new QFX Series switch to an EVPN-VXLAN IP fabric.

Which two statements are correct in this scenario?

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Explanation

An EVPN-VXLAN configuration on QFX uses encapsulation vxlan under the protocols evpn hierarchy. EVPN route exchange is enabled in BGP through the EVPN signaling address family, family evpn signaling. VPLS signaling does not provide EVPN control-plane signaling, and loopback reachability does not mandate BGP as its advertisement protocol.

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QuestionQ3

Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)

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With reference to the exhibit, what will allow routes from both peers to be active?

Explanation

The multipath statement in the ext-peers BGP group enables Junos to install multiple equal BGP paths rather than only one best path. Because both external peers belong to that group, eligible equal routes learned from each peer can be active simultaneously.

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QuestionQ4

Interior Gateway Protocols (IGPs)

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With reference to the exhibit, which statement is true?

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An OSPF interface priority of 0 makes the routing device ineligible to become the designated router. Because both devices have priority 0, neither can become DR or BDR; routers that are neither DR nor BDR on a broadcast segment maintain a 2-Way neighbor relationship rather than forming a full adjacency with one another. Juniper: Configuring OSPF Areas

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With reference to the exhibit, which two statements are correct?

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An EVPN NLRI prefixed with 1: is a Type 1 Ethernet Auto-Discovery route. The nonzero Ethernet Segment Identifier indicates an Ethernet segment for a multihomed attachment; single-homed attachments use an all-zero ESI. Understanding EVPN Pure Type 5 Routes | Junos OS

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