Complete JN0-231 Juniper Materials

Understanding the Policies in the Exhibit:The exhibit displays two policies configured on the Juniper SRX device for traffic between the trust zone and the dmz zone.

Policy 1:

Name: Trust-DMZ-Access

State: Enabled

Source Address: Trust-Net

Destination Address: DMZ-Net

Applications: junos-ftp, junos-ping

Action: permit

Log: Enabled

Policy 2:

Name: Trust-DMZ-Block

State: Enabled

Source Address: Trust-Net

Destination Address: DMZ-Net

Applications: junos-ssh

Action: deny, log

Analysis of Each Option:

Option A:

The Trust-DMZ-Access policy explicitly permits traffic for the junos-ftp and junos-ping applications.

This is validated by the action permit in the policy configuration.

Correct.

Option B:

This is incorrect because the Trust-DMZ-Access policy permits FTP and ping traffic rather than denying it.

Incorrect.

Option C:

The Trust-DMZ-Block policy explicitly denies traffic for the junos-ssh application.

Therefore, SSH access is not permitted.

Incorrect.

Option D:

The Trust-DMZ-Block policy denies SSH traffic from the Trust-Net to the DMZ-Net.

This is validated by the action deny.

Correct.

Juniper Security References:

Security Policy Overview:Security policies in Junos OS are used to control and filter traffic between security zones. Each policy defines:

Source and destination zones

Source and destination addresses

Applications or services

Action: permit, deny

Logging options

Policy Action Details:

permit: Allows the specified traffic.

deny: Blocks the specified traffic.

Application Identification:

Juniper SRX uses predefined application identifiers (junos-ftp, junos-ping, junos-ssh) for traffic matching.

Policy Evaluation Order:Policies are evaluated in sequence by their index number or sequence number. In this exhibit:

Trust-DMZ-Access is evaluated first (Sequence number: 1).

Trust-DMZ-Block is evaluated next (Sequence number: 2).

Conclusion:Based on the exhibit, FTP and ping traffic is permitted under Trust-DMZ-Access, and SSH traffic is denied under Trust-DMZ-Block. The answers to the question are therefore:

A. Correct

D. Correct

Refer to the Juniper Security Policy Documentation for more details on configuring and managing policies.

J-Web is a web-based interface for configuring and managing Juniper devices. The management and loopback address configuration option in J-Web allows you to configure the IP address of the device management port, which is used to remotely access and manage the device.