Question 6 of 477
What are two characteristics of load-balancing implementation on a Junos device? (Choose two.)
    Correct Answer: B, C

    Load balancing on a Junos device involves distributing packets to achieve efficient network traffic management. It primarily balances packets on a per-flow basis to maintain session integrity by ensuring that all packets of the same flow take the same path. Additionally, it is enabled through a policy, requiring explicit configuration to define how the traffic should be balanced. This approach is crucial for both performance and reliability, ensuring balanced resource utilization and consistent delivery of network services.

Question 7 of 477
A network administrator has been asked to configure the most specific aggregate route to summarize the four specific prefixes shown below:
10. .5.0/24
10. .12.0/24
10. .17.0/24
10. .21.0/24
Which configuration completes this task?
    Correct Answer: A

Question 8 of 477
Which statement correctly describes unified in-service software upgrades (ISSU)?
    Correct Answer: D

    Unified ISSU is based on nonstop-routing (NSR) and graceful Routing Engine switchover (GRES), and permits software upgrades only. This statement is accurate as it clearly outlines the basis of the Unified ISSU and correctly states its limitation to software upgrades, ensuring minimal disruption.

Question 9 of 477
R0 is a Juniper Networks MX router with dual Routing Engines. You must load new software on R0 while ensuring no control plane disruption and minimal data loss.
Which three features meet the requirement? (Choose three.)
    Correct Answer: B, C, D

Question 10 of 477
What are two ways that nonstop routing works? (Choose two.)
    Correct Answer: A, D