When viewing the devices in the Managed Devices table, you see that some devices are listed in the OOS-READY state. What does this state mean for the device?

The correct answer is B. The device has an agent installed and is ready to be assigned into a blueprint. In Juniper Apstra, a device in the OOS-READY (Out-Of-Service READY) state indicates that the Apstra agent has been installed and the device is prepared to be assigned into a blueprint, but it has not yet been brought into active service within the fabric.

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Options

AThe device is ready to have its NOS upgraded.
BThe device has an agent installed and is ready to be assigned into a blueprint.
CThe device is awaiting the installation of a license.
DThe device has been taken out of service for maintenance.

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B
95% (19)
C
5% (1)

Explanation

In Juniper Apstra, a device in the OOS-READY (Out-Of-Service READY) state indicates that the Apstra agent has been installed and the device is prepared to be assigned into a blueprint, but it has not yet been brought into active service within the fabric.

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#OOS-READY state#Managed Devices#device agent#Apstra device lifecycle

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