Online Access Free JN0-314 Practice Test

You want to ensure that users who access the company's protected resources present a client certificate before they are allowed to sign in.
What should you configure?

• A.A certificate role restriction that only allows users with a client-side certificate signed by a trusted client CA to sign in.
• B.A certificate role restriction that allows all users and remembers certificate information while the user is signed in.
• C.A certificate authentication policy that allows all users and remembers certificate information while the user is signed in.
• D.A certificate authentication policy that only allows users with a client-side certificate signed by a trusted client CA to sign in.

You are the administrator in your company and you have restricted administrator access to require a user certificate to access the admin GUI on your company's MAG Series device. You must now access the admin GUI from a PC that does not have your user certificate installed.
How would you access the MAG Series device admin GUI with this PC?

• A.Create a Super Admin Session through the console menu and use the resulting one-time token to access the admin GUI.
• B.Perform a factory reset of the MAG Series device.
• C.Log in through the console port and reset the admin password to get into the admin GUI.
• D.Connect to the MAG Series device with HTTP instead of HTTPS, e.g.. http://<MAG address>/admin.

In the admin GUI, you navigate to "System" > "Status" > "Active Users". You see several buttons, including "Delete Session", "Delete All Sessions". "Refresh Roles", and "Disable All Users".
Which two statements are true? (Choose two.)

• A.Selecting "Refresh Roles" re-evaluates authentication policies, role-mapping rules, and resource policies for all existing user sessions.
• B.To forcibly sign out a single user, you should select the check box next to that user's login name, then select "Delete Session".
• C.If you select "Delete All Sessions", all users are forcibly signed out and are unable to sign in again until "Enable All Users" is selected.
• D.Selecting "Disable All Users" prevents users from signing in and starting a new session, but does not forcibly sign out any users that already have an existing session.

A customer wants to create a custom Junos Pulse configuration. Which two are required? (Choose two)

• A.Component set
• B.Connection set
• C.Configuration set
• D.Custom installer

You have three classes of users on your network: employee, contractor, and IT administrator. You configure the Junos Pulse Access Control Service to assign roles to each user class and require that a specific wireless SSID be preconfigured for the Odyssey Access Client based on the role.
Which configuration method should you use to satisfy this scenario?

• A.Create a script in the Odyssey Access Client Administrator and upload it to the Junos Pulse Access Control Service under "User Roles" > "Agent" > "Odyssey Settings" > "Preconfigured Installer".
• B.Create a "Preconfiguration file" in the Odyssey Access Client Administrator and upload it to the Junos Pulse Access Control Service under "User Roles" > "Agent" > "Odyssey Settings" > "Preconfigured Installer".
• C.Configure a wired adapter and assign the required SSID under "User Roles" > "Agent" > "Odyssey Settings".
• D.Create a "Settings Update file" in the Odyssey Access Client Administrator and upload it to the Junos Pulse Access Control Service under "User Roles" > "Agent" > "Odyssey Settings" > "Preconfigured Installer".