JN0-201 Online Practice Questions and Answers

During OSPF adjacency formation, in what state is a router when it is negotiating to be in charge of the database synchronization process?

A. Exchange

B. 2Way

C. ExStart

D. Init

Which ASIC is responsible for segmenting a packet into 64-byte J-Cells?

A. I/O Manager ASIC

B. PIC I/O ASIC

C. Buffer Manager ASIC

D. Internet Processor ASIC

Which two routing tables are eligible to resolve the BGP next hop? (Choose two.)

A. inet.0

B. inet.3

C. inet.1

D. inet.4

E. inet.2

Which protocol family is required prior to assigning an IP address to an interface?

A. familyip

B. family ip6

C. family inet4

D. familyinet

Which CLI command shows the BGP options that have been negotiated between peers?

A. showbgp options

B. showbgp neighbor

C. showbgp summary

D. showbgp route

Firewall filters can be used to accept, discard, or reject packets based on _____. (Choose three.)

A. protocol type

B. MAC address

C. source and destination IP address

D. TCP or UDP port

Which command ensures that a configuration file on a backup Routing Engine is identical to the file on the primary Routing Engine?

A. commit check

B. commit confirmed

C. commit synchronize

D. commit and-quit

What is the first step in BGP route selection?

A. The local router prefers the route from the peer with the lowest peer ID address.

B. The router first verifies that it has a route to the BGP Next Hop IP address.

C. The local router prefers the route learned from an EBGP peer over a route learned from an IBGP peer.

D. The local router prefers the route with the shortest AS_PATH.

How do you get a Juniper Networks router to advertise OSPF routes to all BGP neighbors?

A. apply an export policy under [edit protocolsospf] that matches OSPF routes and accepts them

B. apply an import policy under [edit protocolsbgp] that matches OSPF routes and accepts them

C. apply an import policy under [edit protocolsospf] that matches OSPF routes and accepts them

D. apply an export policy under [edit protocolsbgp] that matches OSPF routes and accepts them

How can you identify all routes that are more specific than 10.0/16, excluding the exact match?

A. route-filter 10.0/16orlonger

B. route-filter 10.0.0/17 longer

C. route-filter 10.0.0/17upto /32

D. route-filter 10.0/16 longer