JN0-1103 無料問題集「Juniper Design, Associate (JNCIA-Design)」

（A）The data center typically involves high density topologies with multiple points of access.

（B）The data center encompasses a broad area that is used to interconnect business locations and resources.

（C）The data center houses the computing resources and services used by a company.

（D）The data center locally hosts thousands of users with wired connections, all with three to four active devices.

（A）Junos Space typically uses the eth0 interface to manage devices through the OOB network.

（B）Junos Space can only communicate with devices through it's eth3 interface.

（C）Junos Space typically uses the eth3 interface to manage devices through the in-band network.

（D）Junos Space can only communicate with devices through it's eth0 interface.

（A）All identified risks must have a mitigation plan in place.

（B）The likelihood of a risk occurring should not be considered.

（C）Some risks can be safely ignored.

（D）A network must be designed for an uptime of five nines.

（A）Add additional 1GbE connections between the aggregation and core layers with PNAC.

（B）Add additional 1GbEconnections between the aggregation and core layers with MACsec.

（C）Add additional 1GbE connections between the aggregation and core layers with LLDP.

（D）Add additional 1GbE connections between the aggregation and core layers with LACP.

（A）OoB allows the use of Telnet as a management protocol.

（B）OoB provides increased network security.

（C）OoB is more cost-effective when purchasing equipment.

（D）OoB provides more reliable management access.

（E）OoB frees up network bandwidth on campus switches.

（A）Operate

（B）Build

（C）Migrate

（D）Plan

（A）RSTP

（B）GRE

（C）OSPF

（D）EVPN

（A）You should perform a risk assessment.

（B）You should list all the functions and services in the network.

（C）You should perform a business impact analysis.

（D）You should develop a plan of action to mitigate the risks.

（A）manufacturing

（B）network architecture and design

（C）network operations

（D）compute resourceprovisioning

（E）product marketing

（A）the number of guest access users

（B）the number of unmanned IP enabled end-point systems the number of WLAN access points

（C）the number of power over Ethernet ports

（D）the number of physical desktop ports

（A）technical specifications

（B）Bill of materials

（C）A solution overview

（D）Executive summary

（A）manipulation

（B）performance

（C）reliability

（D）inspection

（A）Separation simplifies data collection.

（B）Separation complicates data collection.

（C）Separation increases bandwidth contention.

（D）Separation eliminates bandwidth contention.

（A）Greenfield projects typically consist of existing network components with extensive integration required.

（B）Greenfield projects are typically new networks with few or no restraints to consider.

（C）In greenfield projects, the existing floor space and cooling may need to be considered.

（D）The amount of floor space and cooling are not defined as part of a greenfield project.

（A）Log Director

（B）Network Director

（C）Connectivity Services Director

（D）Security Director

（A）SSL VPN

（B）full mesh VPN

（C）ADVPN

（D）hub-and-spoke VPN

（A）the type of business the customer is in

（B）the hierarchical modules used within each group at the new location

（C）the condition of the physical media at the new location

（D）the data received from a traffic analysis

（A）The access tier connects to the Internet and with lower tier Layer 2 devices to provide Layer 3 gateway services for the network.

（B）The access tier interfaces with lower tier devices and provides a high-speed interconnect with the north-bound WAN edge device.

（C）The access tier relays packets between the lower tier Layer 2 devices and functions as the gateway to the upper tier device.

（D）The access tier provides network connectivity to end-user devices and other hosts, and enforces network access policy.