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Hi Innovators! Thank you so much for your active participation in our December post where we asked for your thoughts on the word "Cloud" in product names . Here's a sample of what your industry peers shared: And here's what the Juniper ...

Hello everyone! I apologize for not being around the last couple of weeks. I was out there traveling on the conference scene. First I was over in Paris for SD-WAN and SASE 2022 . I had a lot of fun on this trip and got to speak with a TON of people ...

A bridge would likely create a loop. A bridge group in Juniper is a link that holds all the connected ports into the same broadcast domain. Assuming that is so on the Mikrotik too then this configuration would be the same as connecting the two ports ...

Hello there, I am trying to interact with this website: https://supportportal.juniper.net/s/global-search/%40uri?language=en_US#t=KnowledgeArticles&sort=relevancy&f:ctype=[Security%20Advisories] Via API(python requests) but i get: Login ...

Hello @spuluka The two ports from the Mikrotik are a part of a bridge , and it's connected as well to VMware server . ------------------------------ Zurratos Zurratos ------------------------------

Having the two ports active in the same vlan on the Microtik will depend on what that configuration is on the other side. As long as the configuration there does not create a loop it would be fine. I'm not sure what role the Microtik is playing here. ...

Hi Brijil, Thanks for replay.. Client loss the connectivity one particular time, why issue happenned.Issue resolved. But he want cause for that.it is only one specific traffic, that application is mount on One VM. i checked log messages #sh log ...