JN0-102 · Question #107
In which hierarchy are routing policies defined?
The correct answer is A. [edit policy-options]. Routing policies in Junos OS are configured within the [edit policy-options] hierarchy, where their terms and actions are defined.
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In which hierarchy are routing policies defined?
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- A[edit policy-options]
- B[edit routing-options]
- C[edit forwarding-options]
- D[edit protocols]
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Routing policies in Junos OS are configured within the `[edit policy-options]` hierarchy, where their terms and actions are defined.
The `[edit policy-options]` hierarchy is the dedicated configuration level in Junos OS for defining routing policies, firewall filters, and other policy-related components. Within this hierarchy, you define the terms and actions that make up a routing policy.
The `[edit routing-options]` hierarchy is used for global routing parameters like AS number or routing table groups, not for defining policies themselves.
The `[edit forwarding-options]` hierarchy is used for configuring forwarding table attributes and services like uRPF, not routing policies.
The `[edit protocols]` hierarchy is used to configure specific routing protocols and where defined policies are applied, but not where the policies are defined.
Concept tested: Junos routing policy configuration hierarchy
Source: https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/routing-policy/topics/topic-map/policy-configurations.html
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