Routing

Short answer No, but something tells me your config isn't quite correct. Any chance you can provide the policy config and also the BGP config. In addition, provide a d show route receive protocol bgp <neighbor-address> and also a show route. These ...

after applying an import route policy to BGP to filter out route from an ASN, the related routes have been filtered locally, but the 'advertising-protocol' command still shows the routes being advertised. applying an export does not change it either. ...

I'm not sure what happened here. I replied to your post on Monday and then it appeared shortly after. But then it was gone and here it is again. Anyway. There are two YANG models, any vendor, ever – operational and config. With GET you referrer to ...

The config I posted is fine, it's just that JUNOS is not fully compatible with GNMI specification so it returns the telemetry only to a subscribe() request but not to get() request. JUNOS also throws errors if the QoS field is present so I had to patch ...

Greetings. Yes, gRPC based telemetry has been around our network for some time. Your configuration below needs to be adjusted, though. Security wise, these settings are not worse than SNMPv2. TLS encryption and authentication are also possible ...

The use of QinQ to separate customers seems to me fundamentally flawed, and this isn't brought out in the documents. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Typically, A VLAN represents a broadcast domain; MAC addresses must be unique within a particular broadcast ...

An update on this: JUNOS returns telemetry via GNMI but only if via .subscribe(); via .get() you can get only running config. I was trying only .get(); because other vendors (Cisco, Arista) return identical data via .get() and .subscribe() so I assumed ...