Mist AI, Associate (JNCIA-MistAI)

One of the main advantages of using the Juniper Mist cloud compared to traditional on-premises WLAN controllers is the ability to leverage machine learning through microservices. This cloud-based approach allows for continuous improvements in performance, security, and network management by analyzing vast amounts of data and making real-time adjustments. Traditional on-premises solutions lack the capability to employ advanced machine learning techniques at the scale that cloud-based solutions can.

In the Mist organization, two valid roles for a new administrator are 'Helpdesk' and 'Network Admin'. The 'Helpdesk' role is typically for basic support and troubleshooting tasks, while the 'Network Admin' role involves managing and configuring network settings. These are specific roles defined within the Mist environment. 'Standard' and 'System Admin' do not exist as valid roles in this context.

The two valid Mist subscription status states are Expired and Exceeded. Expired indicates that the subscription has ended, and Exceeded suggests that certain parameters of the subscription may have been surpassed. Perpetual is not a valid status, and Staged does not appear to be a recognized status in Mist's subscription model.

The dynamic packet capture feature in Mist AI would assist in troubleshooting a client’s failed authentication by capturing and analyzing network packets in real-time to ascertain where the authentication process is failing.

The minimum administrator role needed to invite a user to be an administrator of an organization is the super user role. This role has the necessary privileges to manage other administrators within an organization.