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Juniper Networks Enterprise Routing and Switching, Professional (JNCIP-ENT, JN0-650) (JNCIP-ENT) Practice Test

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Q1BGP Advancedeasy
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Which BGP community is a well-known transitive community used to prevent a route from being advertised outside of a local autonomous system?

Ano-peer
Blocal-as
no-exportCorrect
Dno-advertise

The NO_EXPORT well-known community instructs a BGP peer not to advertise the affected route to any external BGP peers.

Q2BGP Advancedmedium
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A network engineer has configured BGP multipath on a Junos routing device using the 'multipath' statement under the routing-options bgp hierarchy. However, traffic is still only utilizing a single path. Which condition must be met for BGP multipath to become active for a destination prefix?

AMultipath requires BGP prefix-independent convergence (PIC) to be explicitly enabled on all routing engines.
BThe next hops must be directly connected interfaces without relying on IGP resolution.
CAll paths must originate from the exact same autonomous system in the AS path attribute.
All competing BGP paths must have identical AS path lengths, local preference, origin, and MED.Correct

For BGP multipath to be valid in Junos, the paths must have matching AS path lengths, local preferences, origins, and MEDs, along with valid next-hop resolution through the IGP.

Q3BGP Advancedmedium
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An administrator configures a BGP routing policy to match routes with community members using regex matching in Junos. Which statement accurately describes how Junos represents standard BGP communities in policy matching?

Communities are defined within policy-options using community members specified in AS:number format and matched via community-list.Correct
BCommunity matching in Junos requires explicit activation under the forwarding-options hierarchy.
CCommunities must be converted to extended communities before any regular expression can be applied.
DCommunities are matched exclusively using hexadecimal bitmasks in policy match conditions.

In Junos, standard BGP communities are represented as target communities or community sets in the form of autonomous_system:identifier or named community lists.

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