The Juniper Mist cloud delivers a modern microservices cloud architecture to meet your digital transformation goals for the AI-Driven Enterprise1.Machine learning is one of the key technologies that enables the cloud to automate key tasks and proactively address networking issues before they impact the quality-of-service levels2.Microservices are a way of designing software applications as a collection of independently deployable, small, modular services, each running a unique process and communicating through APIs3. This allows for faster and more scalable development, deployment, and maintenance of cloud services.

According to theAdministrator Rolespage, there are five types of roles that can be assigned to users in a Mist organization: Super User, Network Admin, Helpdesk, Observer, and Installer4.Each type of role has different read and write capabilities for the organization and its sites4.Helpdesk and Network Admin are two of the valid roles that can be selected when inviting a new administrator into a Mist organization4. Standard and System Admin are not valid roles in Mist.

Dynamic packet capture is a Mist AI feature that allows you to capture packets from a specific client or AP without having to log in to the device or use a separate tool1.This feature can help you troubleshoot a client's failed authentication by providing detailed information about the authentication process, such as the EAP type, the RADIUS server, the certificate validation, and the error codes2.You can access the dynamic packet capture feature from the client dashboard or the live view in the Mist cloud portal1.You can also use the Marvis virtual network assistant to initiate a packet capture by using the command 'troubleshoot client <mac-address>'3.

The minimum administrator role needed to invite a user to be an administrator of an organization is thesuper userrole. The super user role has read/write access to the entire organization and can manage all aspects of the organization, including inviting and assigning administrator roles to other users. To invite a user to be an administrator of an organization, the super user can navigate to Organization > Administrators and select Invite Administrator. Then, the super user can enter the name and email address of the user and choose an administrator role for them.