Question 321
Click the Exhibit button. What happens if the packet shown in the exhibit is received by a device running Junos OS?
A. The packet is received by the RE first and then redirected to the PFE.
B. The packet is received by the PFE first and then redirected to the RE.
C. The packet is handled by the PFE alone.
D. The packet is handled by the RE alone.
Question 322
Which output displays that the peer has been selected for NTP synchronization?
A. Option A
B. Option B
C. Option C
D. Option D
Question 323
UserA is currently working on routed and has issued the commands shown in the exhibit. UserB wants to update the IP address currently configured on interface xe-1/2/1.0.
What will UserB do to complete the configuration changes without interfering with UserA's work?
A. UserB should use the configure private option to complete the changes while UserA continues with the changes.
B. UserB should use the configure exclusive option to complete the changes while UserA continues with the changes.
C. Use the edit command and run the commit confirmed option then proceed with UserB's changes.
D. Wait for UserA to finish then proceed with changes using the configure private option.
Question 324
Which routing instance type is used for filter-based forwarding applications?
A. layer2-control
B. vpls
C. forwarding
D. vrf
Question 325
What does the commit check command do?
A. It validates the syntax of a candidate configuration without actually committing the configuration.
B. It commits the configuration when a validation check succeeds.
C. It schedules the commit to a future time.
D. It adds a comment to the messages log.
Question 326
What is a function of the PFE?
A. to generate protocol control traffic
B. to monitor chassis components
C. to apply stateless firewall filters
D. to generate forwarding tables
Question 327
What is the default action for packets not matching a firewall filter?
A. The packet will be silently discarded.
B. The packet will be accepted.
C. The packet will be rejected.
D. The packet will be ignored.
