JNCIA Junos Routing Policy Fundamentals

1. The 'route-filter' statement uses which operator to match a specific prefix length?

= (exact match)

/ (prefix length)

* (wildcard)

~ (pattern)

2. True or False: Policy terms are evaluated from bottom to top in the configuration.

True

False

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4. In Junos, the 'community' attribute can be used for____

Route tagging and policy matching

Encrypting BGP messages

Limiting router CPU usage

Reducing memory consumption

5. True or False: An export policy filters routes before they are sent to neighbors.

True

False

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7. Which match condition evaluates the origin AS in a BGP route?

As-path

Origin-as

Neighbor-as

Local-as

8. True or False: In Junos, policies are applied in the order they appear in the configuration.

True

False

9. What does the 'next policy' action accomplish?

Stops processing and accepts the route

Evaluates the next policy in sequence

Moves to the next term in current policy

Rejects the route immediately

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11. In Junos, what is the primary purpose of a routing policy?

To control and filter routes based on defined criteria

To encrypt all routing traffic

To increase router memory capacity

To replace the routing table entirely

12. True or False: A single policy can be applied to multiple routing protocols simultaneously.

True

False

13. In Junos, an import policy is applied to routes that are____

Sent from the router

Received by the router

Stored in the local routing table

Redistributed to other protocols

14. Which attribute can be modified within a policy action clause?

Router hostname

AS path and community values

Interface status

System uptime

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16. What is the default action if no term in a policy matches a route?

Accept the route

Reject the route

Modify the route

Forward the route unchanged

17. Which protocol-specific policy is applied to BGP routes?

OSPF export policy

BGP export policy

ISIS import policy

RIP routing policy

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19. What does the 'accept' action do in a routing policy term?

Rejects the route and stops processing

Permits the route and continues to the next term

Permits the route and stops processing remaining terms

Modifies the route without accepting it

20. Which statement is used to match routes based on destination prefix in a policy term?

Route-filter

Destination-address

Prefix-match

Route-target

JNCIA Junos Routing Policy Fundamentals Quiz

1. The 'route-filter' statement uses which operator to match a specific prefix length?

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2. True or False: Policy terms are evaluated from bottom to top in the configuration.

3. The 'prefix-length-range' operator allows matching routes with prefixes between____

4. In Junos, the 'community' attribute can be used for____

5. True or False: An export policy filters routes before they are sent to neighbors.

6. The 'metric' action in a policy term modifies the route's____

7. Which match condition evaluates the origin AS in a BGP route?

8. True or False: In Junos, policies are applied in the order they appear in the configuration.

9. What does the 'next policy' action accomplish?

10. In policy configuration, 'from' statements are used to____

11. In Junos, what is the primary purpose of a routing policy?

12. True or False: A single policy can be applied to multiple routing protocols simultaneously.

13. In Junos, an import policy is applied to routes that are____

14. Which attribute can be modified within a policy action clause?

15. The 'reject' action in a policy term will____

16. What is the default action if no term in a policy matches a route?

17. Which protocol-specific policy is applied to BGP routes?

18. In Junos, a prefix list is typically used to____

19. What does the 'accept' action do in a routing policy term?

20. Which statement is used to match routes based on destination prefix in a policy term?