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Hi,

You can edit the prefix-list and do a load merge.

Before that you may need to use some scripting or editors to append the ';'  to the prefix list.

I normally use sed on *NIX to append the ';'

Example:

> sed -e 's/$/;/' prefix.txt

Then, edit policy prefix-list xxx, load merge relative terminal. Example below:

[edit policy-options prefix-list TEST]
root@PE2# load merge relative terminal
[Type ^D at a new line to end input]
94.38.108.24;
94.54.42.82;
94.61.171.253;
94.62.98.162;
95.128.34.171;
95.139.161.113;
95.141.27.91;
95.141.31.16;
95.141.31.19;
load complete

[edit policy-options prefix-list TEST]
root@PE2# show
94.38.108.24/32;
94.54.42.82/32;
94.61.171.253/32;
94.62.98.162/32;
95.128.34.171/32;
95.139.161.113/32;
95.141.27.91/32;
95.141.31.16/32;
95.141.31.19/32;

There might be other ways of doing this, network automation using Ansible or Junos space for instance, but those do not involve the JUNOS CLI.

thank you

everything works but the file load command from junos is:

load merge iplist.txt relative

Hi,

Thanks. You can use 'load merge file.txt relative' to load config from a file or 'load merge relative terminal' to paste the lines of config directly onto the edit hierarchy. Both should work.

Cheers,

Ashvin

for some reasons in both way when I

load merge file 

some IPs are different ?!? very wierd

or with other option 

load merge relative terminal

I paste from a simple text all the IPs with all line ending ";" and when I wait to load some line the ";" is missing and it give me error example :

terminal:43:(25) invalid value '1195' in ip address: '103.207.36.1195.154.34.76': 103.207.36.1195.154.34.76
 [edit policy-options prefix-list Untrusted_IP_Address]
 '103.207.36.1195.154.34.76;'
 invalid value '1195' in ip address: '103.207.36.1195.154.34.76'

Hi,

Can you share a sample prefix list file so I can test it.

Cheers,

Ashvin

http://pastebin.com/kqWtN4qT

I found out that It works fine(loading 200 ips at the time , it looks that goes in crash(alter the text) when there are more than 400 records) if I use serial connection but no luck wih SSH

Hi,

I've noticed the same behavior when loading to terminal from a Console connection, which is probably understandable due to the buffer getting full.

It works fine from an SSH connection and when loading from a local file.

From SSH:

212.129.17.101;
212.129.19.140;
212.129.26.190;
212.129.26.221;
load complete

[edit policy-options prefix-list TEST]
root@JUNOS# show | count
Count: 346 lines

From File:

root@JUNOS# edit policy-options prefix-list TEST

[edit policy-options prefix-list TEST]
root@JUNOS# load merge /var/tmp/prefix2.txt relative
load complete

[edit policy-options prefix-list TEST]
root@JUNOS# show | count
Count: 346 lines

Cheers,

Ashvin