JNCIS-DC: Juniper Networks Certified Specialist – Data Center (2022) — Question 12

How does a Juniper Access Point detect rogue and honeypot APs?

Answer options

• A. The Juniper Access Point uses all of its radios simultaneously to detect rogue and honeypot APs.
• B. The Juniper Access Point detects rogue and honeypot APs only by communicating with its Layer 2 switch.
• C. The Juniper Access Point uses its radios in round-robin fashion to detect rogue and honeypot APs.
• D. The Juniper Access Point has a radio dedicated only for scanning and detecting rogue and honeypot APs.

Correct answer: C

Explanation

The correct answer is C because the Juniper Access Point employs a round-robin method to effectively use its radios for detecting rogue and honeypot APs. Option A is incorrect as using all radios simultaneously does not describe the round-robin approach. Option B is wrong because detection relies on the access point's radios rather than just Layer 2 communication. Option D is also incorrect as it suggests a dedicated radio for scanning, which does not align with the round-robin detection method.