No it doesn't overwrite the firewall filters configured under the interface. Actually the input firewall filter "manually" defined on the interface gets processed first, and then the flowspec filter gets processed. So in a sense you can sort of say the ...
Hi Jack, if i have to guess, the normal ping is using inet.0 while your traceroute is not, try enabling ICMP tunneling on your LSRs, that should allow the ICMP traffic to be send through the LSP and see each one of the labels in the path. set protocols ...
Hi. Does a firewall filter installed via BGP FlowSpec overwrite a manually configured firewall filter on an interface? Thanks, Deepak Juniper Business Use Only
In the topology below PE1's loopback address, 1.1.1.1 is able to ping PE2's 6.6.6.6. Both PE1 and PE2 are pushing labels to their next-hop LSR's. The LSR routers then transit the labels and swap them on each hop until reaching the PHP and popping the ...
Ok, further investigation shows the DHCP route as secondary, and as [Access-internal/12]. However, clients on the internal irb interfaces are unable to route out via this connection when the primary one goes down. In addition, if I try to ping out from ...
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