Free JN0-452 – Juniper JN0-452 Practice Test Question

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• ○ organization
• ○ AP
• ○ security
• ○ client
• ○ site

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• ○ -45 dBm to -65 dBm
• ○ -55 dBm to -80 dBm
• ○ -25 dBm to -80 dBm
• ○ -65 dBm to -85 dBm

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• ○ At first, there was power to the AP but no link-level connectivity; when you rebooted, it came back on, it obtained a DHCP address and it was able to ping the default gateway, but the DNS was not working.
• ○ At first, there was power to the AP but no link-level connectivity; when you rebooted, it came back on and you experienced a firewall problem.
• ○ Your connection is being blocked by a firewall and some ports must be opened.
• ○ At first, there was power to the AP but you could not get a DHCP address; when you rebooted, it came back on and it had a DHCP address, but it was not able to ping the default gateway.

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• ○ Verify the impacted site and use the corresponding organization event to fetch the automatically generated packet capture.
• ○ Verify the impacted site and use the corresponding site event to fetch the automatically generated packet capture.
• ○ Verify the impacted client and use the corresponding site event to fetch the automatically generated packet capture.
• ○ Verify the impacted client and use the corresponding client event to fetch the automatically generated packet capture.

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• ○ The Juniper Access Point uses all of its radios simultaneously to detect rogue and honeypot APs.
• ○ The Juniper Access Point detects rogue and honeypot APs only by communicating with its Layer 2 switch.
• ○ The Juniper Access Point uses its radios in round-robin fashion to detect rogue and honeypot APs.
• ○ The Juniper Access Point has a radio dedicated only for scanning and detecting rogue and honeypot APs.