JN0-102 · Question #70
You are investigating routing problems on a device running the Junos OS. You receive the error shown in the exhibit when you attempt to restart the routing process. user@router> restart ^ unknown…
The correct answer is C. You do not have permission to restart the routing process. The 'unknown command' error at the operational mode prompt when attempting to restart a process usually indicates that the current user lacks the necessary permissions to execute that specific command.
Question
You are investigating routing problems on a device running the Junos OS. You receive the error shown in the exhibit when you attempt to restart the routing process. user@router> restart ^ unknown command. Which statement describes the problem?
Options
- AYou have typed an invalid command.
- BYou must be in configuration mode to restart the routing process.
- CYou do not have permission to restart the routing process.
- DYou must wait until close of business to restart the routing process, based on user- defined policy.
How the community answered
(54 responses)- A17% (9)
- B7% (4)
- C72% (39)
- D4% (2)
Why each option
The 'unknown command' error at the operational mode prompt when attempting to restart a process usually indicates that the current user lacks the necessary permissions to execute that specific command.
The command `restart routing` is a valid Junos operational mode command, provided the user has the correct permissions, so it's not an invalid command per se.
Commands to restart processes, like `restart routing`, are typically operational mode commands (executed from user@router>), not configuration mode commands.
The caret (^) symbol pointing to 'unknown command' at the operational prompt (user@router>) when executing `restart` strongly suggests that the command itself is not recognized in the current user's privilege level, meaning the user does not have the required permissions to execute it. This is a common indicator of insufficient user privileges on Junos.
User-defined policies might dictate when changes can be made, but they would manifest as a different error message or prevent the commit, not as an 'unknown command' error at the command line.
Concept tested: Junos OS command execution permissions and error interpretation
Source: https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/user-access/topics/topic-map/user-access-privileges.html
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