OS Overview Flashcards

1
Q

What OS does JunOS run on?

A

FreeBSD

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2
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What OS does JunOS Evolved run on?

A

Linux

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3
Q

What is the concept of all JunOS devices having a similar CLI structure, look, and feel?

A

“One JunOS”

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4
Q

What are Nodes in Junos?

A

cards, components, etc

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5
Q

How is configuration applied?

A

via commit

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6
Q

How many versions of JunOS can you store on a legacy JunOS version?

A

2

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7
Q

How many versions of JunOS can you store on JunOS Evolved?

A

as many as you have space for

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8
Q

What does DDS stand for?

A

Distributed Data Store

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9
Q

What is the DDS?

A

Part of OS Evolved.

Its a central database that the various applications use to store state.

State includes; commited config, interface state, routes, hardware state…

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10
Q

Where is State stored in Legacy JunOS?

A

Each Daemon has its own state database

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11
Q

What are the two DDS use types?

A

Subscriber/consumer.
Publisher

Applications like OSPF are publishers.

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12
Q

How frequently is JunOS released?

A

Quarterly

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13
Q

What is the format of the JunOS version number?

A

20.x = Major - indicates the year of release
x.2 = Minor = quarter of release

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14
Q

How do bugfix versions get released?

A

Maintenance release are roughly every 6 weeks. Prefixed with an R (20.2R2 = second maint. release for 20.2). Will fix a bunch of issues.

Service release - ondemand releases aimed at more critical issues… Prefixed with an “S” - 20.2S2

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15
Q

Whats good about JunOS config?

A

Meaningful and intuitive configuration Hierarchies

ability to annotate the config

checks prior to commit for syntax issues

configuration rollbacks are easy

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16
Q

What is m.nZb.S?

A

Junos release numbers…

M.n = Major.Minor
Z = release (R, or S)
B = build number
S = spin number