JN0-1302 Exam Questions
111 real JN0-1302 exam questions with expert-verified answers and explanations. Page 3 of 3.
- Question #101
You are designing a Layer 3 Clos fabric architecture for a new data center network infrastructure. You use IBGP for the underlay control plane of the fabric. Which devices must sup...
- Question #102
You are designing an IP fabric underlay using IBGP with the spines serving as route reflectors. In this scenario, which BGP capability must be supported on the spines?
- Question #103
Which two statements about a three-stage Clos IP Fabric architecture are correct? (Choose two.)
- Question #104
You want to reduce the over-subscription ratio of an IP fabric between the leaf nodes and spine nodes. Which two actions will accomplish this goal? (Choose two.)
- Question #105
You are performing a risk assessment on your new data center. You must determine the annual loss expectancy. Which two calculations must you use in this scenario? (Choose two.)
- Question #106
You are responsible for the uptime of a Clos IP fabric that has an EBGP implementation. When the EBGP implementation is restarted on a router, it causes a routing flap. In this sce...
- Question #107
You have a heavily virtualized environment in which all of your virtual machines are hosted on a few large, shared servers. For security reasons, you must restrict inter-VM traffic...
- Question #108
Two data centers must be able to operate with a stretched Layer 2 network. You are concerned about unnecessary traffic on the Data Center Interconnect (DCI). You do not want packet...
- Question #109
Which three statements about Contrail Networking are true? (Choose three.)
- Question #110
What are two overlay protocols that should be considered in your data center design when using an IP fabric underlay? (Choose two.)
- Question #111Core Data Center Design Concepts
Your Junos device is configured with dual Routing Engines. In this scenario, which feature must be activated to preserve both the control and forwarding planes?
dual Routing EngineGRESnon-stop routinghigh availability