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Forgot... Having said all that, you can upgrade in bigger steps... most of the time. It's a bit risky but as long as you have a good config backup on your computer or elsewhere, you can always get back to a working state. If your config is simple enough, a no-validadte may do the trick and perhaps one ...
Short answer: a long one :) I think you should consider the option to USB format install Junos 21.4 (or 22.4) in case you can do without the MX for some time. Surely you have redundancy, right? If not, then you have quite a few steps ahead of you. Check out my reply in the discussion "About the upgrade ...
Try "request system snapshot recovery" instead of it. ------------------------------ BALAZS KISS ------------------------------
found out it is caused by the older image. version 18.4 works.
Today my co-worker showed me the working configuration which has the same line (## reference 'NAT-PBR' not found). So seems it is not the cause for my issue. Just no clue why not use the ip specified via next-ip.
I noticed that both my SRX1500 and SRX345 firewalls running Junos version 21.4R3-S4.9; will only load 600K of my Ip List I have a global deny list that filters out all the bad IPs but noticed that both SRX failed to load the others feeds and loaded this one up to 600K and stopped. It still add the SkyATP ...
What is the upgrade path for a MX960 from JUNOS 13.3R10.2 to the latest recommended release?
Illustration of an IP/VPN MPLS network provisioned and operated with Apstra Freeform. Introduction Juniper Apstra is our specialized intent-based networking software. Juniper Apstra reference designs are DataCenter validated designs that provide comprehensive guidance from the initial setup (day 0) ...
Juniper enhanced the initial DDoS protection feature with Suspicious Control Flow Detection (SCFD). It provides deeper analysis within a given protocol or packet-type: a s olution that addresses the need for more granular flow policing, s upported from Junos OS 17.1R1 Introduction Another potent feature integrated into the MX series platform ...
How much traffic coming from Internet reach my different POPs? Can I monitor in real time the traffic coming from the “TOP Internet Talkers”? Is there an easy way to count traffic entering and leaving my VRFs?"... If you are part of a support or capacity planning team, you frequently got this questions. Let’s imagine a dialogue between two network ...
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