At which command prompt would you issue the set date
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The correct answer is C. [edit system] user@router#.
The "set date <date>" command is used to set the system date on a Juniper Networks device running the Junos operating system. This command can be issued from the Junos CLI (Command Line Interface), which is accessed through a terminal connection to the device.
In Junos, the CLI is organized into a hierarchy of configuration statements, with each level of the hierarchy represented by a prompt. The set date command is a system-level command, meaning that it must be issued from the [edit system] hierarchy level.
The [edit system] prompt is used to configure system-level parameters such as the hostname, domain name, time zone, and NTP (Network Time Protocol) server settings. To set the system date, you would first enter the [edit system] hierarchy by typing:
user@router> configure Entering configuration mode
[user@router]# edit system [user@router][edit system]#
At this point, you can issue the set date command followed by the desired date in the format "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS", for example:
[user@router][edit system]# set date 2023-03-09 12:30:00
Finally, you would commit the changes by typing "commit" at the [edit system] prompt:
[user@router][edit system]# commit commit complete
After committing the changes, the system date will be updated to the specified value.