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You are correct the designations from low to high indicate where dropped traffic should occur first at times of contention. This overview gives a good set of descriptions for the overall settings that get configured to apply CoS overall. https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/cos-security-devices/topics/task/cos-device-configuration-overview-security.html ...

Hi, I am working on CoS and I do not understand well what does loss-priority do exactly? What is the relation between increasement from low priority towards high priority and packet loss desired? For example if I set high for the classifier does ...

This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous Thank you so much, this worked for me. I was running EVPN over MPLS, with one of the CE's being multihomed to 2 PE's (the PE's had to have a LAG with the 2 connections to the same CE switch ...

Hello everyone, I'm currently facing a puzzling connectivity problem in my lab setup, which is aimed at simulating an Evolved Campus Core environment. While I've successfully established connectivity between the core switches, I'm experiencing difficulties ...

That procedure works to me for a trial only Evaluation: https://supportportal.juniper.net/s/article/vMX-is-not-accepting-the-correct-license-keys-release-19-4R2?language=en_US ------------------------------ MARCOS TRONOLONI MARCOS --------------- ...

Just checking - you really have a VMX instance that is 10 yrs old? JUNOS supports both AS-2 and AS-4 - when presented with a 2byte AS, it maps to prefix the leading 2 bytes with 0s when dealing with a peer that does AS-2. What are you seeing? ------------------------------ ...

Hi everyone. I am trying to set up a lab between two BGP speakers , such that one only support AS ( 2 bytes) and while the other can support AS-4 bytes format. Unfortunately, both of my vMX supports AS-4 bytes format. Is there any command that ...