A. Configure a single Junos Pulse Access Control Service instance on the enforcer, specifying the VIP as the IP address the instance.
B. Configure multiple Junos Pulse Access Control Service instances on the enforcer, specifying the specific IP address each device in a separate instance.
C. Configure a single Junos Pulse Access Control Service instance on the enforcer, specifying the VIP and active node address in the instance.
D. Configure a single Junos Pulse Access Control Service instance on the enforcer, specifying the VIP and passive node address in the instance.

A. third-party RADIUS support
B. Host Enforcer
C. Host Checker
D. IPsec
E. soft tokens

A. To forcibly sign out a single user, you should select the check box next to that user's login name, then select "Delete Session".
B. 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.
C. 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.
D. Selecting "Refresh Roles" re-evaluates authentication policies, role-mapping rules, and resource policies for all existing user sessions.

A.The SRX Series device has been configured correctly, the Junos Pulse Access Control Service is reachable on the network, and the SRX Series device is waiting to receive the initial connection from the Junos Pulse Access Control Service.
B.The SRX Series device has confirmed that the Junos Pulse Access Control Service is configured and is reachable on the network, the SRX Series device is waiting to receive the connection from the Junos Pulse Access Control Service, and all that remains to be accomplished is to configure the SRX Series device.
C.The SRX Series device is configured correctly and connected to the Junos Pulse Access Control Service. All that remains to be done to complete the configuration is to configure the SRX Series device on the Junos Pulse Access Control Service.
D.Both the Junos Pulse Access Control Service and the SRX Series device are configured correctly and communicating with each other.

A. Configure IP helper to forward the authentication requests from the clients to the external RADIUS server
B. Configure the supplicant as anexternal authentication server
C. Configure RADIUS proxy on the realm
D. Specify the correct RADIUS port 389 on the Junos Pulse Access Control Service

A. The authenticator is not licensed to support Junos Pulse.
B. The authenticator did not receive the EAP-response/identity packet.
C. The authentication server is not receiving the RADIUS packet containing the EAP-response/identity data.
D. The authenticator is sending the request over its loopback interface.
E. The authentication server is sending back a RADIUS response packet, but the authenticator is not forwarding the response back to the supplicant.

A. Ignore
B. Replace users role
C. Terminate user session
D. Disable user account

A. agent session scripts
B. preconfiguration installer
C. Junos Pulse component set
D. agent actions

A. CLI
B. WebUI
C. NSM
D. Junos Pulse Access Control Service

A. The ability to detect and prevent malicious traffic.
B. The ability to associate security breaches with a specific user.
C. Converged management of network and security events, network flow data, and identity information.
D. Consistent device management across administrative realms.

A. The intranet-auth authentication option
B. The redirect-portal application service
C. The uac-policy application service
D. The ipsec-vpn tunnel