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Not sure what else to suggest. I ran your commands on an old SRX cluster the certificates created just fine and I was able to access the web-management http/s without any trouble, unfortunately I couldn't test REST as this is a 12.x cluster and doesn't support REST. I did put the same certificates ...
Both files are present on both nodes, owned by root:wheel and I repeated the process after SSHing as the root user. No luck so far. ------------------------------ G H ------------------------------
Oh ... I don't think you need FBF at all. Both GW1 and GW2 instances need a route to 192.168.0.0/16 (or 192.168.50.0/24 as it were). You can make that static, or imported, however you can get it in there. When SRX looks up the reverse route back to the internet, it will look it up in the routing instance ...
Okay, so choose any of the options available. show version | display xml ssh <device> -s netconf < rpc_file.txt curl -u "user:pass" http://ip_address:3000/rpc/get-system-information curl -k "user:pass" https://ip_address:3443/rpc/get-system-information curl -k "user:pass" https://ip_address:3443/rpc ...
I've seen this happen when creating the certificates as a non-root user, even though the user account had super-user class access. Not sure if that is the case for you. But something I've seen in the past. Logging in as root and creating the certificates worked just fine for me after that. Regards, ...
our main FW cluster = our srx345 cluster of two devices. We use private address' with static destination nat We use 192.168. for internal and nat that to currently the 213 range, But we are at the stage now where we will start migrating customer services to use the new 94 range ip and gateway. We ...
Is "our main FW cluster" the SRX345 you're trying to configure or separate firewalls that are staying in place? If separate firewalls, what is the functionality you need from the new SRX that you currently do not have because you cannot mess with the managed ISP router? Are your web servers (and other ...
A new innovative feature called Selective DLB (Dynamic Load Balancing), improving RDMA traffic ECMP. This article has been co-written by Sanoop Ranjan and Himanshu Tambakuwala. Introduction With this feature, we have two enhancements to our Junos Evo operating system: The ability to detect the specific RDMA traffic with ...
First part of the 3-article series on BIER, discussing fundamental concepts and BIER underlay. The series is composed of the following posts: Introduction to BIER and BIER Underlay (present article) BIER Table Lookup (coming soon) BIER Overlay (coming soon) Introduction BIER (Bit Index Explicit Replication) provides a multicast-capable ...
A primer/survey for networking and cyber security enthusiasts interested in the evolution of this field. This article was initially published on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/evolution-network-security-survey-sharada-yeluri-cwglc Since its inception, network security has undergone significant transformations, evolving from basic ...
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