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What is Transparent mode?
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An interface mode that allows the Device's interfaces to behave as layer 2 bridge or switch port.
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What are the four main reason to use a Juniper firewall in transparent mode?
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1)allows quick and easy implementation of a Juniper device in to an existing layer 3 network.
2) redesigning of topology not required 3) policies are not restricted to directly connected subnets 4)increased security. |
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What are the three predefined security zones?
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V1-Trust
V1-DMZ V1-Untrust |
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When you create a layer 2 zone other than the 3 predefined zones what must the name start with?
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L2-
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Putting a interface into a layer 2 zone automatically does what to it?
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Makes it transparent
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What code in the CLI would you use to see if a interface was in transparent mode?
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get interface <interface name>
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In the CLI what command is used to look up the ARP cache?
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get arp
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What command is used to manually configure MAC addresses in to a bridge table?
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set mac <mac-address> <outgoing interface>
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What command can you use to help device learn MAC addresses for its tables?
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get mac-learn
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