Which two statements are correct when considering Juniper Mist clouds? (Choose two.)

Juniper Mist operates multiple, independent regional cloud instances (e.g., in the US, Europe, Asia) to address data sovereignty and performance requirements. User accounts are scoped to the specific regional cloud in which they are created. This means a user identity created on one cloud (e.g., manage.mist.com) does not automatically exist on another (e.g., manage.eu.mist.com). Consequently, a user can only log in to the cloud their account was created on and can only view or manage organizations that reside within that same specific cloud instance.

A. User accounts are siloed within their regional cloud and cannot manage organizations in other clouds without a separate account being created there.

D. Creating a user enables them only for the specific cloud of creation; it does not grant access across all Mist clouds.

1. Juniper Mist. (n.d.). Mist Cloud Instances. Mist AI and Cloud, Documentation. Retrieved from the Juniper Networks Technical Documentation portal. This document explains the different cloud instances and their URLs, implying their operational independence.

2. Juniper Mist. (n.d.). Organizations and Sites. Mist AI and Cloud, Documentation. The section on user administration states, "An administrator account is specific to a Mist cloud instance. For example, an account on the US cloud instance cannot be used to log in to the Europe cloud instance."