Juniper Exam JN0-335 Topic 6 Question 27 Discussion

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Question #: 27
Topic #: 6

When a security policy is modified, which statement is correct about the default behavior for active sessions allowed by that policy?

AThe active sessions allowed by the policy will be dropped.

BOnly policy changes that involve modification of the action field will cause the active sessions affected by the change to be dropped.

COnly policy changes that involve modification of the application will cause the active sessions affected by the change to be dropped.

DThe active sessions allowed by the policy will continue unchanged.

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Suggested Answer: D

The service that you would implement at your edge device to prioritize VoIP traffic in this scenario is AppQoS. AppQoS is a feature that enables you to allocate bandwidth and prioritize traffic based on application signatures or custom rules. AppQoS can enhance the quality of service and experience for critical or latency-sensitive applications, such as VoIP. You can configure AppQoS policies to assign different classes of service (CoS) values or queue numbers to different applications or traffic flows. You can also define bandwidth limits, guarantees, or bursts for each class or queue.Reference:= [Application Quality of Service Overview], [Configuring Application Quality of Service]

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Kallie

2 months ago

Why would changes to the application alone cause active sessions to be dropped? That doesn't make much sense. I'm sticking with D as the best answer.

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Kasandra

19 days ago

D seems to be the most reasonable choice here. It's important to ensure active sessions continue without interruption.

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Sherita

1 months ago

Exactly, it would be disruptive to drop active sessions for just an application change. D is the safest option.

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Iluminada

1 months ago

I think so too. It wouldn't make sense to drop active sessions just because the application was modified.

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Art

1 months ago

I agree, changing the application should not affect active sessions. D seems like the most logical choice.

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Graciela

2 months ago

Come on, option A? Dropping all active sessions every time the policy is modified? That would be a nightmare for IT and the users. Gotta go with D here.

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Lawana

2 months ago

Haha, I bet the security team wishes they could just drop all active sessions every time they change a policy. That would keep users on their toes!

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Ezekiel

1 months ago

C) Only policy changes that involve modification of the application will cause the active sessions affected by the change to be dropped.

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Justine

1 months ago

B) Only policy changes that involve modification of the action field will cause the active sessions affected by the change to be dropped.

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Elena

1 months ago

A) The active sessions allowed by the policy will be dropped.

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Francine

3 months ago

Option B seems more logical to me. Only changes to the action field should cause active sessions to be dropped, not other policy modifications.

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Lucille

2 months ago

Yes, it seems like the default behavior is to only drop active sessions when the action field is modified.

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Micaela

2 months ago

I think so too. It wouldn't make sense for all policy modifications to drop active sessions.

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Quinn

2 months ago

I agree, option B makes sense. It's only changes to the action field that should affect active sessions.

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Lisbeth

3 months ago

But if the policy is modified, shouldn't the active sessions be affected?

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Pamella

3 months ago

I think option D is the correct answer. Active sessions should continue unchanged unless the policy changes the actual action or application being accessed.

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