What must you type to enter operational mode from the root@% command prompt?
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To enter operational mode from the root@% command prompt, you need to type the "cli" command and then press the Enter key.
The root@% command prompt is the default prompt in the Junos operating system for the root user account. It indicates that you are in the root level of the Junos CLI hierarchy, which provides access to all configuration and operational modes of the system.
The "cli" command is used to switch from configuration mode to operational mode in the Junos CLI hierarchy. Once you enter the operational mode, you can view system status, troubleshoot issues, and execute operational commands.
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to enter operational mode from the root@% command prompt:
Open the Junos CLI on your device.
Log in to the root user account.
At the root@% command prompt, type "cli" and press Enter.
You will now see the operational mode prompt, which looks like this:
user@hostname>
From this prompt, you can execute operational commands such as "show interfaces", "show system uptime", or "show chassis hardware" to view system status and troubleshoot issues.
Note that if you want to enter configuration mode again, you can do so by typing "configure" at the operational mode prompt and pressing Enter.