JNCIA-SEC Practice Test 5 — 10 Questions

Question 1

Which TWO actions can help an administrator troubleshoot why a security policy is not matching expected traffic? (Choose two)

Accepted Answer

Check policy hit counts using 'show security policies hit-count'. Policy matching troubleshooting involves checking policy hit counts and using flow traceoptions.

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Clear the BGP routing table

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Reset physical interface duplex settings

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Restart the routing protocol daemon (rpd)

Question 2

Which statement correctly identifies the purpose of Junos OS functional zones?

Accepted Answer

Functional zones are built-in system zones used to handle specific traffic types like management or host-bound traffic.. Functional zones are pre-defined system zones that handle specialized traffic such as management or device-originated traffic.

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Functional zones replace security policies for inter-VLAN routing.

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Functional zones are created by administrators to group high-priority servers.

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Functional zones allow unauthenticated guest access without security policies.

Question 3

You need to verify the operational status of an IPsec VPN tunnel on an SRX Series device. Which command provides detailed tunnel status including Phase 1 and Phase 2 associations?

Accepted Answer

show security ipsec security-associations. The show security ike security-associations and show security ipsec security-associations commands are used to inspect VPN tunnels.

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show security flow vpn-status

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show security ike sa-detail

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show vpn ipsec active

Question 4

Which THREE types of information are displayed when executing the 'show security flow session extensive' command? (Choose three)

Accepted Answer

NAT translation mapping details. The extensive modifier on session commands reveals AppID details, NAT translations, and packet counters.

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BGP routing table metric attributes

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The physical cable length connected to the interface

Question 5

Which THREE checks should be performed when troubleshooting source NAT translation failures? (Choose three)

Accepted Answer

Verify that the source NAT rule is active and correctly applied to the traffic zone. NAT troubleshooting involves checking translation rules, pool address availability, and security policy permits.

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Check IKE Phase 1 authentication keys

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Verify that static routing table metrics are set to preferred values

Question 6

An administrator suspects that a security policy is not applying logs because the log configuration syntax was entered incorrectly. Where should the logging keyword be attached within a security policy?

Accepted Answer

Within the then statement of the policy rule. Security policy logging options (such as log { init session-close; }) are specified inside the then statement of a policy rule.

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Inside the zone configuration

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At the global [edit security log] hierarchy only

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Within the match statement of the policy rule

Question 7

You are troubleshooting a high CPU condition on the Routing Engine and suspect that intensive logging might be the cause. Where would you check the configuration for security log rates or stream settings?

Accepted Answer

[edit security log]. Global security log settings, including stream configuration and rate limiting, are configured under the [edit security log] hierarchy.

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[edit system syslog]

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[edit chassis forwarding-options log]

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[edit security policies log]

Question 8

Which THREE parameters can be adjusted under the [edit security flow timeout] hierarchy to manage session table aging? (Choose three)

Accepted Answer

tcp-established. Flow timeouts can be customized for TCP established/max, UDP, and ICMP sessions.

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bgp-hold-time

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ike-lifetime

Question 9

You are troubleshooting a packet drop issue on an SRX Series device and need to trace packets for a specific source IP address. Which feature should you configure to capture detailed packet flow logs?

Accepted Answer

set security flow traceoptions file flow-debug. Security flow traceoptions allow administrators to track packet processing steps through the security engine, capturing drop reasons and state changes.

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set system syslog file packet-log

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request security app-firewall log clear

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set firewall filter debug term 1 then count

Question 10

Which THREE types of attacks are mitigated by Junos OS SCREEN options? (Choose three)

Accepted Answer

LAND attacks. SCREEN options protect against IP spoofing, SYN floods, and LAND attacks among other Layer 3/4 threats.

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Cross-site scripting (XSS) browser exploits

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SQL injection web application attacks