Junos OS Flashcards

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What is Junos OS?

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Junos OS is the network operating system used by Juniper Networks devices, based on FreeBSD and designed for reliability and scalability.

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Which language is used for configuration in Junos OS?

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Junos OS uses a configuration language based on Juniper’s own syntax, resembling a hierarchical, structured configuration model.

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What is the role of the “root” user in Junos OS?

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The root user has full administrative privileges to configure and manage Junos OS.

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How do you upgrade Junos OS on a device?

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You can upgrade Junos OS using the “request system software add” command followed by the path to the software package.

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What is the function of the “commit” command in Junos OS?

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The “commit” command applies configuration changes to the device, making them active.

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How do you view the current system configuration in Junos OS?

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You can use the “show configuration” command to view the current system configuration.

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What does the “rollback” command do in Junos OS?

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The “rollback” command restores a previous configuration file, allowing you to revert changes.

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How do you configure interfaces in Junos OS?

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Interfaces are configured using the “set interfaces” command, followed by the interface name and parameters.

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What is Junos OS’s default login method for device access?

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The default login method is via SSH or console access, depending on the configuration.

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What is the difference between “configure” and “operational” mode in Junos OS?

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“Configure” mode is used for making configuration changes, while “operational” mode is used for monitoring and troubleshooting.

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How can you verify system uptime in Junos OS?

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Use the “show system uptime” command to check the system’s uptime.

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What command is used to check the system’s disk space in Junos OS?

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Use the “show system storage” command to view disk usage and available space.

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How does Junos OS handle software packages?

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Junos OS allows you to install, remove, and manage software packages using commands like “request system software add” and “request system software delete.”

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How can you monitor active sessions in Junos OS?

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You can monitor active sessions using the “show system connections” command.

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What is the function of the “commit check” command in Junos OS?

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The “commit check” command validates the configuration for errors before committing changes.

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How do you configure routing protocols in Junos OS?

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Routing protocols are configured using the “set protocols” command, followed by the desired protocol.

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What does the “show version” command do in Junos OS?

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The “show version” command displays information about the system’s hardware and software version.

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What is the purpose of the “security” stanza in Junos OS?

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The “security” stanza is used to configure security policies, VPNs, and firewall settings.

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What is the Junos OS CLI’s “pipe” symbol used for?

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The “pipe” symbol (|) is used to filter and manipulate command output in the CLI.

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How can you restart a service in Junos OS?

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Use the “restart” command followed by the service name to restart a service in Junos OS.