Which two statements are correct about Juniper Mist Dynamic Packet Capture? (Choose two.)

Juniper Mist's Dynamic Packet Capture (dPCAP) is an automated troubleshooting feature. It is enabled by default and requires no administrative configuration to function. When the Mist AI engine detects a client connection failure (such as an authorization or DHCP issue), it automatically triggers a packet capture on the relevant access point for the specific client involved. This captured data is then directly linked to the corresponding failure event within the client's timeline on the "Client Insights" page, providing immediate access to diagnostic information for rapid problem resolution.

C. This is incorrect. A key feature of dPCAP is that it is automatic and requires no configuration at the organization, site, or device level to capture failure events.

D. This is incorrect. The packet capture is attached to the specific failure event on the Client Insights page, not directly to the "Affected Items" list of any SLE, including Successful Connects.

1. Juniper Mist Documentation, "Dynamic Packet Capture." This document states, "The Mist platform automatically performs a dynamic packet capture (dPCAP) when it detects a client failure... You don’t need to configure anything to enable this feature." This directly supports option A.

2. Juniper Mist Documentation, "Dynamic Packet Capture." The same document explains how to access the data: "To view the packet capture, go to the Client Insights page for the client that experienced the failure... In the Events section, find the failure event. Click the View Packet Capture link." This confirms that the capture is attached to the client event on the Insights page, supporting option B.