Juniper
JN0-682 · Question #111
You are deploying new data center switches using ZTP. A brand new QFX5120 switch has been booted for the first time. It is failing to upgrade to the desired Junos OS version. In this scenario, which…
The correct answer is B. Log in to the switch through the console and look for log messages that might indicate the cause of the issue. C. Ensure that anonymous login is enabled on the FTP server and that the FTP service is running. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
You are deploying new data center switches using ZTP. A brand new QFX5120 switch has been booted for the first time. It is failing to upgrade to the desired Junos OS version. In this scenario, which two actions would you take to troubleshoot this problem? (Choose two.)
Options
- AEnsure that the correct Juniper default FTP password is defined under the DHCP configuration option and restart the FTP service.
- BLog in to the switch through the console and look for log messages that might indicate the cause of the issue.
- CEnsure that anonymous login is enabled on the FTP server and that the FTP service is running.
- DFrom the configuration mode, issue the load factory-default and commit commands to re-initiate the ZTP request.
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- B79% (26)
- D6% (2)
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