Which two statements are correct about the request system zeroize local command? (Choose two.)

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The "request system zeroize local" command is used to erase all data files and configuration settings stored locally on a Junos device, effectively returning it to its factory-default state. Here are the correct statements about this command:

A. The command removes all data files: This statement is correct. When you execute the "request system zeroize local" command, it removes all data files, including log files, configuration files, and other system-generated files that are stored locally on the device. The command also removes any user-created files that are stored in the /var directory.

B. The command preserves the management interface addresses: This statement is incorrect. The "request system zeroize local" command erases all configuration settings, including IP addresses and other network settings. After executing this command, you will need to configure the device from scratch, including assigning IP addresses to the management interface(s).

C. The command resets all key values: This statement is incorrect. The "request system zeroize local" command erases all configuration settings, but it does not reset any key values.

D. The command removes all user-created files from the system: This statement is partially correct. The "request system zeroize local" command removes all user-created files that are stored in the /var directory. However, it does not remove any user-created files that are stored in other directories, such as /usr/local.

In summary, the correct statements about the "request system zeroize local" command are A (removes all data files) and D (removes all user-created files from the /var directory).