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Enterprise Routing and Switching Exam (JN0-647) - Juniper Exam Questions

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Exhibit

You are configuring dynamic rendezvous points for your PIM multicast domain. You have chosen to use auto-RP as the dynamic RP mechanism. You are not seeing the auto-RP announcements. Referring to the exhibit, which two configurations will solve this problem? (Choose two.)
Select 2
Options
A Configure the interfaces for sparse-dense mode.
B Configure the rp for the mapping function.
C Configure the dense-groups for addresses 224.0.1.39 and 224.0.1.40.
D Configure the interfaces for sparse mode.
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You manage your company enterprises network using EX series switches. Your company wants to use Q in Q tunneling to connect remote customer sites together. Which statement is correct about the scenario?
Options
A The outside layer 2 frame is popped by the penultimate switch
B Customer traffic is tunneled through the network using the C VLAN ID
C The default Ethernet value is 0x9100
D You must enable L2PT to tunnel layer 2 protocol traffic
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Exhibit

user@switch› show configuration protocols map
intertace all;
user@switch> show configuration interfaces ge-0/0/1 | family ethernet-switching I
port-moae trunk;
vlan t unit 0 l members [vlan-308 vlan-312]: ge-0/0/2 | family ethernet-switching f family ethernet-switching
port-mode trunk;
}
unit 0 l ge-0/1/0 / unit 0( port-mode access:|
}
}
members vlan-300;
ge-0/1/1 | vlan ( unit 0 t family Ethernet-switching !
}
members vlan -300;
vlan (
}

Exhibit

Referring to the exhibit, which set of interfaces will be registered by MVRP?
Options
A ge-0/1/0, ge-0/0/2, ae0, ae1
B ge-0/0/1, ge-0/1/1, ae0, ae1
C ge-0/1/0, ge-0/1/1, ae0, ae1
D ge-0/0/1, ge-0/0/2, ae0, ae1
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Your network provider supports multicast traffic but your provider network does not. You want to allow multicast hosts outside of your network to receive multicast traffic sourced within your network.

How would you satisfy this requirement?
Options
A Use AutoVPN to connect to the remote hosts.
B Use an MP-BGP session to your provider to pass multicast traffic.
C Use an automatic multicast tunnel gateway at the edge of your network.
D Use MSDP peering with your provider.
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Click the Exhibit. [edit] 6/54

Exhibit

user@routerlf show protocols bgp
group to-router2 {
type internal;
local-as 65512;
neighbor 192.168.1.2 |
peer-as 65512;
}
}
[edit] user@router1# show routing -options

Exhibit

ledit] user@routerl run show bgp summary Groups: 1 Peers: 1 Down peers: 1 Table Tot Paths Act Paths Suppressed History Damp State Pending inet. 0 Peer AS inPkt Our. Pkt Oute Flaps last Up/Dwn State | #Active/ Received/ Accepted/ Damped... 6 192.16B.1.2 65512 7: 58 Active [edit] 7/54

Exhibit

user @router1# run show log messages Jun 13 16:29:42 routerl flowd _octeon_ hm: pconn _client_connect: Failed to connect to the server Jun 13 16:29:44 routerl rpd [3348]: bp_reev: peer 192.168.1.2 (Internal AS 65512) : received Jun 13 16:29:47 router1 flowd_octeon_hm: pconn_client_connect: Failed to connect to the server Jun 13 16:29:57 router1 las time message repeated 2 times Jun 13 16:30:00 router1 cron [3383] : (root) CMD (newsyslog) Jun 13 16:30:00 routerl cron [3384] : (root) CMD ( /user/libexec/atrun) Jun 13 16:30:02 routerl flowd_octeon_ hm: pconn_client_connect: Failed to connect to the server Jun 13 16:30:07 router1 flowd_octeon_hm: pconn_ client connect: Failed to connect to the server Jun 13 16:30:12 router1 flowd _octeon _hm: pconn_client connect: Failed to connect to the server Jun 13 16:30:16 router1 rpd (3348): bp_recv: peer 192.168.1.2 (Internal AS 65512) : received unexpected EOF unexpected EOF Jun 13 16:30:17 routerl flowd_octeon_ hm: pconn_client _connect: Failed to connect to the server Jun 13 16:30: 32 routerl last message repeated 3 times Jun 13 16:30:37 router1 flowd_octeon _hm: pconn_client connect: Failed to connect to the server Jun 13 16:30:40 router 1 rpd [3348]: bp _listen_accept: Connection attempt from unconfigured neighbor: 172.17.20.2+62931 Jun 13 16:30:42 routerl flowd_octeon hm: pconn client connect: Failed to connect to connect to Jun 13 16:30:52 router1 last message repeated 2 times Jun 13 16:30:57 router1 flowd_octeon_hm: pconn_client connect: Failed to connect to connect to Jun 13 16:31:02 router1 flowd _octeon hm: pconn_client connect: Failed to connect to connect to after 0 retries after 0 retries after 0 retries after 0 retries after 0 retries after 0 retries after 0 retries the server after 0 retries the server after 0 retries the server after 0 retries Jun 13 16:31:12 router1 last message repeated 2 times

Exhibit

You are configuring a new BGP session between router1 and router2. The session does not establish. Referring to the exhibit, what must be done to establish this session?
Options
A You must define the autonomous- system number under the [edit routing-options] hierarchy on router1.
B You must specify type as external on both devices.
C You must define the peer-as number on router2.
D You must specify the local-address on both devices.
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