JN0-102 · Question #387
You are performing the initial configuration of an SRX Series device. What must you set before the device will allow you to commit your configuration?
The correct answer is D. root authentication. During the initial configuration of a Junos device, setting the root authentication password is a mandatory requirement before any configuration can be successfully committed. This is a crucial security measure.
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You are performing the initial configuration of an SRX Series device. What must you set before the device will allow you to commit your configuration?
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- Amanagement interface
- Bsystem time
- Chostname
- Droot authentication
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During the initial configuration of a Junos device, setting the `root authentication` password is a mandatory requirement before any configuration can be successfully committed. This is a crucial security measure.
While configuring a management interface is highly recommended for remote access, it is not strictly mandatory for the *first* commit operation.
Setting the system time is important for logging and certificates, but it is not a prerequisite for the initial commit of a configuration.
Configuring a hostname is good practice for device identification, but it is not a mandatory requirement for the initial commit.
For security reasons, Junos OS requires that the `root authentication` password (or a root login class) be configured before a `commit` operation can be successful on a new device. This ensures administrative access is secured from the start.
Concept tested: Junos initial configuration requirements
Source: https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/getting-started/topics/topic-map/device-initial-configuration.html
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