Free Juniper JN0-647 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

Which three statements are true about strict-high priority queues? (Choose three.)

• A.When a strict-high queue can never go into negative credits and will always transmit the traffic in the queue.
• B.In systems that support multiple strict-high priority queues, traffic in the strict-high queue is processed in a round-robin fashion.
• C.In systems that support strict-high and high priority queues, traffic in the strict-high queue is completely emptied, and then high priority queue traffic is processed.
• D.In systems that support strict-high and high priority queues, traffic in these two priorities is processed in a round-robin fashion.
• E.When a strict-high queue goes into negative credits, it will maintain a strict DSCP marking.

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You are asked to advertise the 1.0.0.0/8 and 1.5.5.5/32 routes to your 10.254.32.2 BGP peer.
Referring to the exhibit, which configuration change would satisfy this requirement?

• A.Remove the export-to- as81 policy.
• B.Remove the reject-routes policy.
• C.Remove the export-to- as81 policy to or longer.
• D.Remove the reject-routes policy to longer.

You have certainly implemented the configuration shown in the exhibit. After committing these changes, the community devices connected to AS-1 are not able to communicate with the appropriate community devices connected to AS-2.
What must be done to allow these community devices to communicate?

• A.You must configure an isolation VLAN ID under the VLAN 200 ON both switches
• B.You must configure the ge-0/012 interface on both switches as P VLAN trunks
• C.switch You must configure the ge-0/0/10 interface on AS1 AS THE VPLAN on both switches
• D.You must configure an isolation VLAN ID Under the pvlan-200 on the AS2

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Referring to the exhibit, what is the minimum number of MSTP regions where the topology would be implemented?

• A.0
• B.2
• C.1
• D.3

Which two statements are true about 802.1Z dynamic filters based on RADUIS attributes? (Choose two.)

• A.Filters can be defined on the authentication server and deployed using vendor-specific attributes.
• B.Filters can be defined on an automation framework and deployed when triggered by an authentication syslog message.
• C.Filters can be defined on the switch and deployed upon authentication.
• D.Filters can be defined on the network management system and deployed using vendor-specific attributes.