JNCIA-Junos: Juniper Networks Certified Associate – Junos — Question 3
When a system process encounters an error, how does the Junos OS protect other processes from being impacted?
Answer options
- A. Each process operates in its own shared memory space.
- B. The Junos OS executes only one process at a time.
- C. Each routing protocol runs as an individual process.
- D. The Junos OS executes multiple processes simultaneously.
Correct answer: A
Explanation
The correct answer is A because each process in the Junos OS is designed to operate in its own isolated memory space, preventing an error in one from affecting others. Option B is incorrect as the Junos OS is capable of multitasking, while option C, although true, does not address the protection mechanism, and option D is inaccurate in the context of error isolation.