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    RE: Route Leaking w/ VRFs

    By: GEORGI SINAPOV , an hour ago

    Greetings. I suggest, starting with the fundaments. https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/vpn-l3/index.html Best e-gards, Georgi Sinapov Core Network Architect

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    RE: Query on default and static route behaviour

    By: btodorovic , 4 hours ago

    Routing and forwarding functions on Juniper Networks devices have been implemented in a compartmental fashion from the day when Junos OS was conceived, 25 years ago. Compartmental design means that the router is capable of handling multiple parallel routing ...

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    RE: Query on default and static route behaviour

    By: spuluka , 13 hours ago

    I assume that 172.17.120.234 is the gateway ip address you are researching. The result is showing that the only route to 172.17.120.234 is the default route. Which indicates that 172.17.120.234 is NOT directly connected. If it were then the interface ...

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    Route Leaking w/ VRFs

    By: RoutingFrames , yesterday

    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.

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    RE: RSVP-TE bandwidth protection support

    By: spuluka , yesterday

    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 ...

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    RE: RSVP-TE bandwidth protection support

    By: TARCISIO OLIVEIRA , yesterday

    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 ...

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    RE: RSVP-TE bandwidth protection support

    By: spuluka , 2 days ago

    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 ...

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