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    RE: Multiple NATs to individual gateways with DHCP ...

    By: SETH STANFILL , 12 hours ago
    Posted in: Routing

    The issues we were having were being caused by the ISP incorrectly configuring the IP block. The new service is now functional, but we are trying to run traceroutes that are being blocked by the Juniper. The only traceroutes I can get to show repeat the interface IP connecting to our internal network. ...

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    SRX4100 Vlans and Trunks

    By: Malcolm Wood , 11 hours ago
    Posted in: SRX

    I am really struggling on this one. I am very new to Juniper but come back from an exclusive Cisco background. I am trying to configure the SRX for access ports and trunk ports but not having much success figuring it out. I have 3 ports that I want in VLAN 5 and 2 Ports in VLAN 18. Then I have one ...

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    RE: How to stop Tail drop and Red Drop in MX204?

    By: WILLIAM ROULLIER , 11 hours ago
    Posted in: Routing

    Hello Ruban, I work with Sakib. We dont see the interface reaching full utilisation, about 12G peak times, normally floats around 2G-4G depending on time of day. Even during normal times we see tail drops. Sure I know we can add CoS policies to limit the type of traffic affected however why would ...

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    RE: How to stop Tail drop and Red Drop in MX204?

    By: Sakib , 16 hours ago
    Posted in: Routing

    Thanks Ruban, Our configuration is already on et interface and the pic has been configured at 40G. We are using CoS shaping on MX204. One thing I doubt that we recently changed our whole FPC, PIC settings on MX204. Among the four on PIC0, port0: 40G, Port1: 40G, Port2: 100G and port3: 100G Although we ...

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    RE: Delay LSP - DOWN (Admin-Group Extended)

    By: Guilherme Rigueti , 16 hours ago
    Posted in: Routing

    Oh right! Maybe do you don't found this RFC because Admin-Group-Extended can be "take off (shared)" of SRLG and Fate Sharing. Admin-Groups-Extended is similar to Admin-Groups. For resilience of yours LSPs, you can employ features like as Fast-Reroute or Link and/or Node Protection. "But, seems ...

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    RE: Session close with "Closed by junos-tcp-clt-em ...

    By: vidar.stokke , 18 hours ago
    Posted in: SRX

    Hi Brijil. Thank you very much for your answer. Do you have any information about how and when these plug-ins are used? I don't think I understand when they kick in. I've tried to investigate and see that there are several commands related to sessions and plugins. For instance I found out that ...

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    RE: Delay LSP - DOWN (Admin-Group Extended)

    By: RAPHAEL CASTRO SOARES , 18 hours ago
    Posted in: Routing

    Yes, i searched for everything and i don't found this resolution. But, i found a doc that talk about the Juniper not would implemented the RFC7308, Juniper would used different pre-RFC7308 (Referente Book: MPLS in the SDN era). And i dont know if Admin-Group-Extended work correctlly, i will study more ...

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