Juniper JN0-335 Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 5

The vSRX supports both Layer 2 and Layer 3 configurations, while the cSRX is limited to Layer 3 configurations. Additionally, the vSRX has faster boot times, which is advantageous in certain scenarios. The vSRX and cSRX both provide NAT, IPS, and UTM services.

The metadata is used to identify the type of device, its associated activities and its threat profile. This information is used to determine the appropriate security policy for the device. For more information on loT Security, please refer to the Juniper Security, Specialist (JNCIS-SEC) study guide.

The physical interface for the fab link must be specified in the configuration. Additionally, the fab link supports traditional interface features such as MAC learning, security policy enforcement, and dynamic routing protocols. The fab link does not support fragmentation and the Junos OS supports up to two fab links.

Before formatting the data, the data is analyzed for relevant information. This is done to filter out any irrelevant data and to extract any useful information from the data. After the information is filtered, it is then formatted so that it can be stored in an asset database. After the data has been formatted, JSA will then respond with active measures.

You must load the server certificates on the SRX Series device and configure the servers to use the SSL proxy function on the SRX Series device. This is done to ensure that the SSL proxy is able to decrypt the traffic between the client and server. Additionally, you must import the root CA on the servers in order for the SSL proxy to properly validate the server certificate.

The node ID value ranges from 1 to 255 and is used to identify each device in the chassis cluster. The cluster ID is also used to identify each device, but it is not part of the node ID configuration. A system reboot is not required to activate changes to the cluster, but it is recommended to ensure that all changes are applied properly.

The AppFW module in the AppSecure suite provides IPS signatures that can be used to monitor traffic and detect malicious activities. AppFW also provides other security controls such as Web application firewall, URL filtering, and application-level visibility.

The Flow Collector can use statistical sampling to collect and store network flow data in the JSA database. The Event Collector collects information from various sources including syslog, SNMP, NetFlow, and BGP FlowSpec. Both the Flow Collector and the Event Collector parse logs to extract useful information from the logs.