Routing

Hello, Can someone post a basic configuration for route leaking between two VRFs using communities? I can't seem to quite get the logic right.

Sorry for not being clear. Yes, this is supported in Junos by using the bandwidth statement on the path as I mentioned. You make this choice by configuring the bandwidth at the path level. For example, when you assign the same bandwidth for the primary ...

Thanks @spuluka ! I didn't explain well, actually I want to know about bypass LSP on auto-bandwidth scenario. In auto-bandwidth scenario the bandwidth of bypass LSPs is 0, because of that, there isn't bandwidth reservation of bypass LSP and there's ...

The source of the bandwidth request to RSVP will be the path configuration for the LSP. You choose the level of bandwidth request which can be the same for different for the primary and backup path. RSVP will then calculate the primary and backup path ...

Hello guys! I've worked with RSVP-TE on Juniper devices and I know that devices support link protecion with aditional node protection, but I didn't find out anything about aditional bandwidth protection (Bandwidth protection desired: 0x08) as described ...

This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous Team, gateway device connected to Juniper device ( not sure directly or not), however i have IP of gateway device. I would like to understand below CLI output to know the connectivity. ...

CGNAT on MX is what I implemented for an ISP of 50,000 subscribers. Mainly residential broadband and some businesses also. FTTH mainly, with some cable modem and dsl. We tested and implemented in ~2018. We first did MX104's with MS-MIC-16G for ~4,000 ...