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  • Thanks Farid!! Wide metric is on by default on Juniper so extended TLV is also added, when enable wide metric only,is enabled , then internal TLV are suppressed., extended TLV are only present. But I was curious what would be the rational behind ...

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    RE: Interpolated drop profile

    Thanks!! This is so misleading. https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/traffic-mgmt-qfx/topics/example/tail-drop-profiles-cos-configuring.html Note no drop until the first fill level is reached 30 %, linearly increases until ...

  • The mode parameter sets if the relay is default open or closed for your requirement. Relay input selects the alarm criteria where the relay will switch to the other non-default position. Temperature alarm triggers are separate as you note. output ...

  • Hello i have a question very important and i want expert juniper to help me user@router> show route 192.168.100.2 inet.O: 15 destinations, 17 routes (15 active, 0 holddown, 0 hidden) Limit/Threshold: 1048576/1048576 destinations ...

  • Hi, 1) Yes, in interpolate drop profile there will be dropping before 40 percent. In interpolate drop profile system generates 64 data point. You can create segmented drop-profile , in this case dropping will start after 40 percent. 2) It ...

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  • Hi, If I am not wrong, this happens when you enable wide metrics. ------------------------------ FARID AKHUNDOV ------------------------------

  • Unlike OSPF, in IS-IS boundaries are controlled by levels, so that L1 routers act like stub routers in OSPF, L2 routers - as backbone and L1/L2 - as ABR. In IS-IS, area is not confined to an interface (compared to OSPF) and is defined by NET address, ...

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