Juniper Networks JNCIA-Junos (JN0-102): User Interfaces
By Rich Bibby
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Description
If you need to prepare for the Juniper Networks JNCIA-Junos certification and to better navigate around the CLI, this course, Juniper NEtworks JNCIA-Junos (JN0-102): User Interfaces, is for you. First, you'll cover working with the Active and Candidate configurations and how to make changes to the configuration. Next, you'll look at how you can revert back to previous configurations, which is useful if the configuration changes and causes problems for the network and you need to revert them. Then, you'll look at modifying, managing, and saving configuration files. Finally, you'll explore the J-Web browser based alternative to the CLI for managing and configuring your Junos devices. When you're finished with this course, you'll have taken another step towards gaining the Juniper Networks JNCIA-Junos certification, one of the most sought after in the industry.
About the author
Rich Bibby is a Network Engineer with extensive experience in designing, deploying and supporting enterprise networks of varying size and scale. Areas of expertise include Campus LAN, WAN, Data Center, VPN, and Remote Access solutions from vendors including Juniper, Cisco, Arista, Checkpoint, and Pulse Secure.
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Course Overview
Hi everyone. My name is Rich Bibby, and welcome to my course, Juniper Networks JNCIA-Junos: User Interfaces. I'm a network engineer based in Manchester in the UK. This course is for network engineers and other IT professionals looking to gain a solid understanding of the user interface options for administering the Junos OS from Juniper Networks. This course is one of a complete series covering the Juniper Networks JNCIA-Junos certification, providing you with the skills and knowledge required to the pass the exam. Some of the major topics that we will cover include CLI functionality, including modes, navigation, and how to get help; understanding the concepts in active and candidate configuration files, and how to make changes to the configuration; how to revert previous versions of the configuration; and how to work with files in Junos. We'll also look at the J-Web interface functionality. By the end of this course, you'll have taken another big step towards gaining the JNCIA-Junos certification, one of the most sought after in the networking industry. All you need to have is a basic understanding of the fundamentals of networking before taking this course. From you here you can continue your learning with the rest of the courses in this series. I hope you'll join me on this journey to learn how to manage and configure Juniper network devices on the Juniper Networks Junos: User Interfaces course, at Pluralsight.