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Juniper Networks Security, Associate (JNCIA-SEC, JN0-232) (JNCIA-SEC) Practice Test

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Q1Content Securityhard
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Which THREE parameters must be configured when setting up a DNSBL (DNS Black List) server profile for Antispam inspection on a Juniper SRX Series device? (Choose three.)

Server type (such as rbl or svbl)Correct
Server domain name or IP addressCorrect
CSMTP encryption certificate and private key
Expected DNS reply code or threshold IP indicating spamCorrect

Antispam DNSBL configuration on Junos requires specifying the server domain, server type, and reply codes that indicate spam.

Q2Content Securityeasy
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When configuring Antispam on an SRX Series device using the SBL (Spam Black List) feature, what is the primary function of the block/permit action list?

ATo inspect the payload of HTTPS encrypted webmail traffic for spam keywords.
BTo rewrite the headers of outgoing spam messages before they reach the mail server.
CTo quarantine infected executable attachments found inside incoming emails.
To query external DNSBL servers and apply local overrides for known good or bad senders.Correct

Antispam on Juniper SRX devices uses DNS-based Blackhole Lists (DNSBL) and local allow/block lists to determine if an email sender should be flagged as spam.

Q3Content Securitymedium
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You are configuring a UTM policy on a Juniper SRX firewall that includes antivirus, web filtering, and antispam profiles. To apply these UTM services to traffic, where must the UTM policy profile be explicitly attached in the Junos configuration?

AUnder the [edit security zones security-zone <zone> utm-profile] hierarchy.
BUnder the [edit security policies from-zone <zone> to-zone <zone> policy <name> match] hierarchy.
CUnder the [edit interfaces <interface> unit <0> family inet utm] hierarchy.
Under the [edit security policies from-zone <zone> to-zone <zone> policy <name> then] hierarchy.Correct

UTM policies in Junos OS are bound directly to security policies using the 'utm-policy <name>' statement within the security policy rule.

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