Which two statements describe port profiles? (Choose two.)

Port profiles are reusable templates within the Juniper Mist dashboard used for configuring switch ports. A profile contains a collection of interface-level settings, such as VLAN ID, port mode (access/trunk), Power over Ethernet (PoE), speed/duplex, and storm control. The key benefit of using profiles is efficiency and consistency; a single profile can be created and then assigned to multiple ports across various switches in the network, ensuring uniform configuration.

C. Port profiles are designed for reuse and can be assigned to many ports; assigning them to only one port defeats their purpose as a template.

D. Port profiles manage Layer 2 interface configurations, not Layer 3 settings such as routing protocols or static routes.

- Juniper Mist Documentation, "Wired Assurance," Section: "Configure Switch Ports." The documentation states, "You can create port profiles (templates) and assign them to the ports on your switches."

- Juniper Mist Documentation, "Port Profiles for Switches." This guide explains, "A port profile is a template that you can use to configure a group of ports with the same settings." It lists interface-specific configurations like VLANs, PoE, and port mode.