JN0-481 · Question #13
You are using Juniper Apstra to manage your three-stage IP fabric. You have not enabled any IBA probes other than those that are enabled by default. You notice that both the Analytics tab and its…
The correct answer is B. An expected BGP session between a spine and leaf node has failed to establish. In Juniper Apstra, even without custom IBA probes, the system enables default probes that monitor critical control-plane elements such as BGP sessions. A red indicator on the Analytics -> Anomalies tabs signals a failure in one of these probes. In this case, the condition is…
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You are using Juniper Apstra to manage your three-stage IP fabric. You have not enabled any IBA probes other than those that are enabled by default. You notice that both the Analytics tab and its child, Anomalies tab, have red indicators associated with them. In this scenario, which condition is occurring in your network?
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- AA managed system has not been acknowledged.
- BAn expected BGP session between a spine and leaf node has failed to establish.
- CA leaf node is experiencing high CPU utilization.
- DSomeone has manually configured a leaf device without using Apstra.
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A3% (1)
- B76% (25)
- C12% (4)
- D9% (3)
Explanation
In Juniper Apstra, even without custom IBA probes, the system enables default probes that monitor critical control-plane elements such as BGP sessions. A red indicator on the Analytics -> Anomalies tabs signals a failure in one of these probes. In this case, the condition is that an expected BGP session between a spine and leaf node has failed to establish.
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