Phil Mayers wrote: > So, > > On our M7i we use the 100meg management port to connect into our OOB > network. This network is a physically separate, flat addressed private > IP /16. > > On the J-series, one does not have an fxp0 with the associated > protection from accidentally switching packets. What do other people do? > Use a routing instance with a spare port as the member? What > disadvantages does that give you (can you syslog into a routing > instance? ntp? snmp trap?) No you can not, it is a pain. Everything managementish comes from the default router instance. We have a seperate management MPLS VPN and it would be great if traps and things could originate from this!
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