JNCIA-SEC Junos OS Security Objects — Timed 50 Questions

Question 1

You want to configure SCREEN options to detect and block SYN flood attacks on an interface. Which specific SCREEN option parameter should you adjust within the screen profile?

Accepted Answer

tcp syn-flood alarm-threshold <value>. SYN flood protection is managed using the 'tcp syn-flood' parameter inside a SCREEN option profile.

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icmp flood limit <value>

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ip spoofing check

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tcp-syn-flood attack-threshold

Question 2

An administrator notices that FTP traffic is failing inspection when traversing the SRX device. Upon investigation, it is found that the default ALG for FTP is interfering with non-standard control ports. Where would you modify or disable the FTP ALG in Junos OS?

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[edit security alg ftp disable]. ALGs are controlled under the [edit security alg] hierarchy where specific protocol helpers can be disabled or modified.

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[edit security flow alg ftp mode transparent]

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[edit security zones security-zone untrust alg ftp]

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[edit applications application junos-ftp alg none]

Question 3

Which command allows you to view the configured security zones and their assigned interfaces in Junos OS?

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show security zones. The 'show security zones' operational command displays all security zones and their associated interfaces.

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show security policies zones

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show configuration security zones

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show interfaces security

Question 4

You want to configure an address book entry that matches all IP addresses within the 192.168.10.0/24 subnet except for 192.168.10.50. How can this be accomplished in Junos OS address configuration?

Accepted Answer

Use the 'exclude' statement within the address book configuration for that specific prefix.. Junos address book entries support excluding specific IP addresses using the 'exclude' statement within an address configuration.

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Create an address set containing 192.168.10.0/24 and negate 192.168.10.50 using policy match negation.

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Exclusions are not supported in Junos address books; you must use separate address objects.

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Create two separate subnets: 192.168.10.0/25 and 192.168.10.128/25.

Question 5

An administrator configures a security zone and enables the 'tcp-rst' SCREEN option. What is the primary purpose of this SCREEN option?

Accepted Answer

It protects against TCP reset flood attacks by setting threshold limits on incoming RST packets.. The tcp-rst option protects against forged TCP RST packets that could prematurely terminate active connections.

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It forces the SRX to send TCP resets for all blocked session attempts instead of dropping silently.

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It inspects the sequence number of TCP RST packets to ensure they fall within the valid window.

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It drops all TCP packets with the RST flag set to prevent unauthorized connection teardowns.

Question 6

You have configured a custom application object named 'CUSTOM-APP' matching TCP port 9090. When you attempt to commit the configuration, Junos returns an error stating that the application conflicts with a predefined Junos application. How should you resolve this?

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Rename your custom application to avoid naming conflicts with reserved Junos system applications.. Predefined Junos applications (prefixed with junos-) cannot be overwritten, but custom applications should be given unique names that do not conflict. Alternatively, modifying the existing custom application name resolves the conflict.

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Change the protocol type from TCP to UDP to bypass the name collision check.

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Delete the system application using the 'delete applications junos-custom' command.

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Use the 'override' keyword in the application definition.

Question 7

You need to define an address book entry that references a range of IP addresses from 10.1.1.100 to 10.1.1.200. What is the correct configuration syntax under the security address-book hierarchy?

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address range-1 10.1.1.100-10.1.1.200;. Junos address book syntax for an IP range uses the 'range-address' statement.

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address range-name 10.1.1.100 to 10.1.1.200;

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address range-pool 10.1.1.100-10.1.1.200;

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address range-1 10.1.1.100 to 10.1.1.200;

Question 8

You need to inspect traffic matching a proprietary application that uses dynamic TCP ports. You have written a custom application. What additional Junos security feature can be combined with custom applications to inspect deep packet content for non-standard ports?

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Application Identification (AppID) / Custom signatures. Custom applications combined with Junos AppSecure (such as AppID) or custom ALG mappings allow deeper inspection, though basic custom apps define port/protocols. For dynamic ports, AppID signatures are used.

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Global address sets

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Host-inbound traffic protocols

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Screen options profile

Question 9

An administrator creates a security zone and defines both a zone-specific address book and a global address book. The same address name exists in both address books with conflicting subnets. When a security policy references this address name from a different security zone, which address definition is selected?

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The global address book entry is selected because the policy is evaluated outside the local zone context.. When traffic originates from a zone other than the zone where the zone-specific address book resides, the global address book entry is used because the zone-specific book only applies to traffic originating from or associated with its specific zone context.

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Both subnets are logically ORed together.

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The zone-specific address book entry is always selected.

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Junos drops the traffic due to ambiguous address resolution.

Question 10

You want to configure a security zone to automatically reject new TCP connections with a TCP RST packet when the zone's transit sessions exceed capacity or policies deny them. Where is this behavior configured?

Accepted Answer

Under the security policy action keyword 'reject' rather than 'deny'.. Session drop behavior, such as sending TCP resets on rejection, is configured under security options or policy actions, but default session limits and rejection behaviors are managed within security options. Wait, session rejection action ('reject' vs 'deny') is specified directly within the security policy. Let's check session table limits: session limits can be set under [edit security max-sessions].

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Under the security zone options by enabling 'tcp-reset-on-drop'.

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Under the SCREEN options profile by enabling 'tcp-rst-reply'.

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Under the global system services configuration.

Question 11

Which command is used to view the list of all predefined Junos OS application objects?

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show security applications. The 'show configuration applications junos-' or operational equivalents display built-in applications. In operational mode, 'show security applications' lists available applications.

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show system applications predefined

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show configuration security applications

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show applications junos-defaults

Question 12

An administrator configures an address set that includes another address set as a member (nested address sets). What is the maximum nesting depth supported for address sets in Junos OS?

Accepted Answer

Junos supports nested address sets, and configuration parser validates against circular references during commit.. Junos OS supports nesting address sets within address sets up to a specific depth limit (typically up to foundation limits, but let's recall Junos specifications: address sets can be nested, but infinite nesting is prevented. Specifically, Junos supports nesting up to 1 level or multiple levels depending on the version, but generally nesting is supported up to a certain depth. Wait, let's verify standard Junos documentation: Junos supports address sets containing address sets, but circular dependencies are blocked. Let's check if there's a strict depth limit or if circular references are what's tested). Actually, circular references are strictly prohibited and checked at commit time.

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Infinite nesting is allowed as long as circular references are avoided.

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Nesting address sets is not supported in Junos OS; all address objects must be flat.

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Nested address sets are restricted to global address books only and cannot be used in zone-specific address books.

Question 13

Which command displays the configured functional zones in Junos OS?

Accepted Answer

show security zones functional-zone. The 'show security zones functional-zone' command displays the status and configuration of functional zones.

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show configuration functional-zones

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show security alg functional-zone

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show system functional-zones

Question 14

An administrator configures a security zone and enables traceoptions for zone management. What is the correct configuration hierarchy to enable traceoptions for security zones?

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[edit security zones traceoptions]. Zone traceoptions are configured under [edit security zones traceoptions].

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[edit security zones security-zone traceoptions]

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[edit security flow traceoptions zones]

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[edit system traceoptions security-zones]

Question 15

You want to create a security zone and explicitly block all traffic between interfaces assigned to that same zone (intra-zone traffic). Which configuration statement accomplishes this?

Accepted Answer

set security zones security-zone trust intra-zone-blocking. Intra-zone traffic can be blocked in Junos security zones by configuring the 'block-inbound-traffic' or 'tcp-rst' options, or specifically 'screen' or zone-level intra-zone blocking. Wait, the exact Junos command to block intra-zone traffic is 'set security zones security-zone screen' or using screen options, or 'set security zones security-zone intra-zone-blocking'. Let's verify: Junos security zones support 'intra-zone-blocking'.

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set security flow intra-zone deny-all

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set security policies from-zone trust to-zone trust deny all

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set interfaces all intra-zone-filter drop

Question 16

You are troubleshooting an issue where an ALG is altering port numbers during FTP sessions, causing authentication failures with an application-layer proxy. Which command shows active ALG sessions and their port translations?

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show security alg sessions. The 'show security alg sessions' command displays active sessions managed by ALGs.

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show alg status translations

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show system alg translation-table

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show security flow session alg

Question 17

Which Junos OS command displays the configuration of all security zones?

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show configuration security zones. The 'show configuration security zones' command displays the zone configuration.

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show system security-zones

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show configuration firewall zones

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show security zones configuration

Question 18

You need to configure a custom application that matches UDP traffic on a range of destination ports from 5000 to 5010. How should you specify this range in the application configuration?

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set applications application CUSTOM-UDP protocol udp destination-port 5000-5010. Custom application port ranges are configured using destination-port with a hyphenated range.

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set firewall filter CUSTOM term 1 then port-range 5000-5010

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set applications application CUSTOM-UDP udp port range 5000 to 5010

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set security applications CUSTOM-UDP proto udp ports 5000-5010

Question 19

Which command is used to display the currently configured global address books in Junos OS?

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show configuration security address-book. 'show configuration security address-book' displays the address book configuration from the candidate configuration, which is where global address books are defined in Junos. It shows the configured entries, not operational state.

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show security address-book operational

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show security flow address-books

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show system address-books

Question 20

You are troubleshooting an issue where an application defined with a specific timeout is timing out prematurely during periods of inactivity. Where would you verify or adjust the flow session timeout globally in Junos OS?

Accepted Answer

[edit security flow tcp-session timeout <seconds>]. Global flow timeouts for protocols like TCP and UDP are configured under [edit security flow].

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[edit security zones security-zone timeout]

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[edit security flow timeout tcp intelligence]

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[edit applications flow-timeout]