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Juniper JN0-232 Exam - Topic 6 Question 1 Discussion

Posted by Freeman on Jul 02, 2026 at 07:24 PM

You just made a configuration change to a security policy on your SRX Series Firewall. Your users alert you that an application that uses FTP is no longer working.

Referring to the exhibit, what are two ways to solve this problem? (Choose two.)

Suggested Answer: A, B

The exhibit shows that the FTP policy is marked inactive, so it remains in the configuration but does not take effect when the configuration is committed. Juniper documentation explains that inactive configuration elements are ignored and are not applied during commit. One valid fix is to activate the FTP policy and commit the configuration so that the policy becomes active again. Another valid fix is to use rollback 1 to return to the previously committed configuration, then commit that restored configuration. Simply moving the inactive FTP policy before another policy would not help because an inactive policy is still ignored. Changing the destination address to any is unnecessary because the primary problem shown is the inactive FTP policy.


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23 comments · newest first
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Hector 1 day ago
I think option A is a safe bet. Rollback can fix issues quickly.
FR
Franklyn 6 days ago
Same here, let's stick to the basics.
GO
Goldie 12 days ago
I feel confident with A and B.
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Rebbecca 17 days ago
A and B cover the bases well.
HO
Hobert 22 days ago
True, we need to be cautious with D.
FR
Franklyn 27 days ago
D is too broad. Might open vulnerabilities.
GO
Goldie 1 month ago
C could work, but it feels risky. Order matters.
RE
Rebbecca 1 month ago
Agreed, but B seems necessary too. FTP needs activation.
HO
Hobert 1 month ago
I think option A is safe. Rollback is quick.
ME
Mertie 2 months ago
Wait, why did the FTP stop working in the first place? That's odd!
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Lettie 2 months ago
Rollback might be the safest bet, but what if we lose other changes?
MA
Marge 2 months ago
Not so sure about option D, changing the destination address seems risky.
MA
Maricela 2 months ago
Agree, activating the FTP policy should solve it!
KI
Kina 2 months ago
I think option B is definitely needed to fix FTP.
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Valentine 2 months ago
I agree, inserting the policy might fix the issue too.
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Jeannine 3 months ago
Changing the destination to 'any' seems risky.
KI
Kimberely 3 months ago
Surprised the FTP policy got messed up after the change!
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Mammie 3 months ago
I think rollback is a safer option here.
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Stacey 3 months ago
Definitely need to activate the FTP security policy.
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Eleni 3 months ago
Changing the destination address sounds risky, but I think option D could be a quick fix if the policy is too restrictive.
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Charisse 3 months ago
I vaguely recall something about the order of policies affecting traffic. Maybe option C is worth considering?
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Angella 4 months ago
I'm not entirely sure, but I think activating the FTP policy could help. It feels like something we practiced before.
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Lucina 4 months ago
I remember we discussed rollback commands in class, so option A seems like a safe choice if the change caused the issue.
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