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This is good information, thanks. The first shutdown aligns with why my lab seems to become more stable over time. I've asked a follow-up question here: Shutting down nodes gracefully - Support and News Forum As some of my labs are quite big and ...
Hi @Simon Bingham (technical debt collector) I agree with you in that the virtual images are so great. I also have the same issue as you said, ive been doing some research into it along with speaking to other Juniper users and ambassadors, ...
Can I just say over all how important having this virtual resource is THANKYOU Juniper !! I've been running vMX, the one where I needed to have the virtual control plane and the FPC as separate VMs in labs for a year or so, and apart from it looking ...
I see, thanks for the inputs, I have intentionally not exported routes, since i'll be saving those for JNCIE, where i'll be doing Network traffic engineering. ------------------------------ BHUVANESH KUMAR N J ------------------------------
Hey Bhuvanesh, The fxp ports are not important. They are used for out of band management interfaces and they are not data plane ports. You can find more information on the various port types here: https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/interfaces-ethernet/topics/topic-map/management-ethernet-interfaces.html#:~:text=The%20router's%20management%20Ethernet%20interface,the%20front%20of%20the%20router. ...
Hey Landon, It was a very insightful, I'll make these suggested changes to tidy up things and should i go with /32 for fxp0 as well? Coming to vMX01 <> vMX02 BGP peering, you can refer to my initial post on Routing community. The peering between ...
Hey Bhuvanesh, No problem and I am always happy to help! Looking through your configs a little closer I see that the BGP peering between the loopbacks actually never came up. Here is why -- you have both loopbacks in the same /24 network so the ...