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Elevate Community & Juniper Customers: Here at Juniper, we recognize upgrading your SRX can be a challenging and delicate process. For this reason, we developed the SRX Upgrade Guide documentation to assist you. This guide has you covered from what ...
Hi All, I try to configure vrrp on juniper srx 1600 but cannot form vrrp configuration . I'm not sure need to configure security zone or policy or not? Please advise me. Thank you ------------------------------ SUTIRANAN PHOOTON --------- ...
Hi, counterintuitively this set command is not a config mode command, but an operational mode command. So no need to 'edit' at #, but "simply" put it at > Regards Ulf
Hi guys, I have been hitting my head for the 2 hrs. I am trying to set up two vSRX ( just for learning)) in active-standby cluster set up. When I try to enter the command : set chassis cluster cluster-id 1 node 0 It gets rejected:root# ...
I removed an old, and unused VPN from Security Director and then had to remove some of the config manually, per JTAC support. I only removed lines that contained the name of the specific VPN. Now, when I double check that Sec DIr and the CLI agree, in ...
Hi Arun, A couple of things for you to look at... 1. This will depend on your connections, but I suspect that your IP Monitoring Ping from Site-1 (Primary) FW is going to the Site-2 (Backup) Firewall via a HA (Fabric) link or a cross-connect, so the ...
Dear Gavin, Thank you for your response. Yes, using IP monitoring does trigger failover. However, my goal is to initiate a failover in Site-1 based on a failover event in Site-2. To achieve this, I planned to monitor the IP address of the Site-2 ...
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