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JN0-481 · Question #64

You are attempting to attach the server connected to the my_border_001_leaf1 node's ge- 0/0/5 interface to the finance-app virtual network. Referring to the exhibit, what would you do to solve the…

The correct answer is A. You can add a generic system to the physical topology. The ge-0/0/5 interface is missing from the Tagged VxLAN assignment list, which indicates that Apstra does not recognize a system (such as a server or appliance) connected to that port. In Juniper Apstra, to enable a virtual network to be attached to a specific interface, that…

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You are attempting to attach the server connected to the my_border_001_leaf1 node's ge- 0/0/5 interface to the finance-app virtual network. Referring to the exhibit, what would you do to solve the problem?

Exhibit

JN0-481 question #64 exhibit

Options

  • AYou can add a generic system to the physical topology.
  • BYou can set the generic system to the deploy mode.
  • CYou can allocate an IP pool resource to the virtual network.
  • DYou can assign the finance-app virtual network to the my_border_001_leaf1 node.

How the community answered

(34 responses)
  • A
    85% (29)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    9% (3)

Explanation

The ge-0/0/5 interface is missing from the Tagged VxLAN assignment list, which indicates that Apstra does not recognize a system (such as a server or appliance) connected to that port. In Juniper Apstra, to enable a virtual network to be attached to a specific interface, that interface must be associated with a known endpoint - typically a Generic System. By adding a Generic System to the physical topology and mapping it to ge-0/0/5, Apstra will recognize that interface as a valid target for virtual network connectivity templates, such as the one for finance-app.

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#Apstra virtual network#generic system#physical topology#blueprint

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