JN0-102 · Question #378
Which Junos release would address only bug fixes that were not contained in the 15.1R1 version of code?
The correct answer is B. 15.1R2. A Junos OS release designated as 15.1R2 indicates a subsequent maintenance release following 15.1R1, primarily containing bug fixes and minor improvements.
Question
Which Junos release would address only bug fixes that were not contained in the 15.1R1 version of code?
Options
- A15.1X2
- B15.1R2
- C15.1F2
- D15.1S2
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A2% (1)
- B95% (39)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
A Junos OS release designated as 15.1R2 indicates a subsequent maintenance release following 15.1R1, primarily containing bug fixes and minor improvements.
"X" releases (e.g., 15.1X2) typically denote extended longevity releases or special purpose releases, which might include specific features or extended support, but not solely bug fixes for a preceding R-release.
In Junos OS versioning, "R" releases (e.g., 15.1R1, 15.1R2) denote maintenance releases. An increment in the 'R' number (e.g., from R1 to R2) typically signifies a new release containing bug fixes, security updates, and potentially minor feature enhancements that were not present in the previous 'R' release of the same major version.
"F" releases (e.g., 15.1F2) usually indicate feature releases, which are early, experimental, or specific feature-focused releases within the development cycle, rather than stable bug-fix releases.
"S" releases (e.g., 15.1S2) are typically for specific hardware platforms or solution packages, not a general bug-fix increment to an 'R' release.
Concept tested: Junos OS software versioning scheme
Source: https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/junos-install-upgrade-and-restore/topics/topic-map/understanding-junos-os-software-releases.html
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