Which statement is correct about the relationship between Juniper Mist organizations and sites?

The Juniper Mist architecture is hierarchical. The top-level container is the "organization," which typically represents an entire company or a single customer account. Within an organization, administrators can create multiple "sites." A site represents a distinct physical location, such as a specific office building, a campus, or even a floor within a building. This structure allows for granular configuration and monitoring tailored to each physical location while maintaining overall management at the organizational level. A single organization logically contains all of its associated sites.

A. A Juniper Mist superuser login grants access to all organizations.

A superuser role is scoped to a single organization. Access to multiple organizations is typically managed at a partner or MSP level.

C. You must have one Juniper Mist superuser login for each site.

Administrative roles and logins are managed at the organization level, not on a per-site basis. A single login can manage multiple sites.

D. One Juniper Mist site can contain multiple organizations.

This inverts the hierarchy. A site is a sub-component of an organization and cannot contain an organization.

1. Juniper Mist Documentation. (n.d.). Organizations and Sites. Retrieved from mist.com/documentation/organizations-and-sites/. "An organization represents your company’s account... A site is a physical location, such as a campus, a building, or a floor in a building. An organization can contain multiple sites."

2. Juniper Networks. (2021). Mist Cloud Architecture. "The Mist cloud has a hierarchical structure for managing customer deployments. The top level is the Organization... Underneath the Organization are Sites, which typically map to a physical location."