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Your system is showing the normal state for auto-snapshot. The state is referencing how the snapshot is currently in use. Disabled means there has been no activity and the snapshot was not used in the last reboot. The other possible states are in ...

Would be interested to know if the logs can shed more light. ------------------------------ Chris Floom ------------------------------

I have configured the 'auto-snapshot' feature on my SRX and EX devices, however it is showing as 'Disabled', as below. How can I enable it? There appears to be no relevant set command and the available Juniper documentation is customarily lacking. ...

The root on these switches and all the switches at each school site is the core fiber switch at the site. The fiber switch has a much better priority than any other switch. Many of the sites have few enough IDFs that each switch is a home run to the ...

I'd go with what Chris is saying. Check which ports are ROOT against the two devices.... ------------------------------ TEDD ------------------------------

Sounds like a spanning tree issue with the topo change. Potential storming? have you looked at the logs: show log messages Suggest setting up spanning tree root with a lower priority and setting up access ports as edge ports. See if that helps. ...

what do the logs show on the MX? Get error counts, packet drops, and physical layer details: show interfaces <interface-name> Clear the interface and recreate the issue: clear interfaces statistics <interface> (wait ~4 mins) show interfaces ...