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An innovative filtering solution for IPv4 traffic on MX Series, developed to handle five tuples matching criteria at scale. The MX platform is one of the most powerful routers on the market for packet filtering. MX offers a comprehensive set of tools for packet manipulation, classification,...
Junos OS 23.4R1 introduces Mapping of Address and Port using Translation (MAP-T) as an adaptive service on Juniper MX Series routers equipped with Trio Silicon. MAP-T is a stateless NAT64-based solution designed to facilitate seamless IPv4 to IPv6 transition within IPv6 domains. This technology...
Efficient stateless load-balancing on Trio-based routers, offering optimal performance and reliability. Introduction Junos OS 24.2 introduces an innovative feature on the Juniper MX platform powered by the Juniper Trio chipset: symmetrical load balancing. This new...
A Deepdive on sFlow and IMON/IPFIX315 on MX Routers. Introduction sFlow (sampled flow) is a protocol used for monitoring and collecting...
Strategies to enhance the scale and performance of routing, aiming for faster convergence, improved stability, and optimized hardware utilization. Disclaimer: The RIB and FIB scales discussed in this article are based on lab exercises and may not necessarily represent the...
Starting in the 22.4R1 JUNOS release, MPC10E supports BNG subscriber access connections. Introduction Both MPC10E line card versions support subscriber management. MPC10E-10C has 2 Trio-5 PFEs, supporting 32K Dual Stack subscribers per PFE, for a total of 64K Dual Stack subscribers. MPC10E...
MX304 installs the full Internet tables at 47,000 routes per second, and we will show you how we are testing it. Introduction If you test the MX304 in the lab in front of route/traffic generator, you will see an impressive result of 50,000 prefixes / seconds programmed in hardware. But on...
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 ...
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...
All you need to know on Centralized Deterministic NAT configuration, scale and performance on MX routers. Introduction Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) allocated the last 5 IPv4 addresses blocks on February 3, 2011. RIPE NCC...