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Hi, look here, you can try to limit source addresses based on 1 or 2 service providers https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-improve-remote-access-security-using-python-tagir-temirgaliyev-9xdwf/?trackingId=IQ8xhmVWVMpuopuOzo%2B9EQ%3D%3D ------------------------------ ...

Dear Community, Greetings to all. We are a data center that utilizes Juniper routers and switches across our entire network infrastructure. To protect against potential L3/L4 DDoS threats originating from outside the country, we are currently using ...

Hi In chapter1 task1.1, you create "device profile" named jncie-vqfx. You may use it for "Interface Map" of jncie-spine and jncie-leaf. If so, you must check spine and leaf devices' device profile are "jncie-vfqx" (not Juniper-vQFX(original ...

"set chassis fpc chassisd_snmp_trap10.value7 power off" --->"set chassis fpc {$$.value7} power off" ------------------------------ Eric Wen ------------------------------

As per the PyEz readme, you can install the master branch version using pip. https://github.com/Juniper/py-junos-eznc?tab=readme-ov-file#pip To install the latest MASTER code pip install git+https://github.com/Juniper/py-junos-eznc.git -or- To ...

Telnet is one of the supported protocols for PyEz, in addition to ssh, netconf, serial etc. I think that the issue is that the currently released version of PyEz has references to telnetlib which until recently was included in Python3 but no more since ...

I agree, telnet is not good, and I do not use it. I only want to get my existing PyEZ scripts running on my new OS. Since I am also not good with git, I will wait for an official release. Thanks to all.