Hang in there. Rumor is that Juniper may soon be a subsidiary of HPE.
They're always known as teh bargain brand.
bp
On 1/10/2024 6:53 PM, Jason McKemie wrote:
Is this worth looking at or is it too problematic from a support /
update perspective? New Juniper is not in my budget.
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AF mai
Is it really considered a router or just high end switch? Eg does it take full
multi tables, etc? what model? I have always considered playing with some
Arista’s.
From: AF On Behalf Of Zach Underwood
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2024 8:00 PM
To: AnimalFarm Microwave Users Group
Subject:
If you don't get it from a Juniper Authorized reseller or it hasn't been
re-certified by Juniper and you ever want to update the software or need
support from Juniper, they will make you get it re-certified by Juniper which
costs about as much as just purchasing a new unit to start with. And on
I am running a pair of Arista DCS-7280QRA-C36S-M-R
. By default it can take about 900k v4 routes which is a little short of a
full table. But airsta does have flexroute and FIB compression which both
reduce the actual number of routers in the RIB.
The two routers are running iBGP and I dont filter
Arista goes both ways. We have a number of Arista L3 switches, and also a big
modular chassis thing comparable to a Juniper MX.
Full routes just depends on the model. Some of them can’t do it.
We started buying Arista a couple of years ago when Juniper changed their
pricing model. Good pr
The Juniper MX are routers. Spectrum uses one here and it does the entire
area of something like 100k+ people.
I don't know the model, but Spectrum again uses a Juniper switch between
the MX router and Adva at customer sites. It's a big fat switch.
They seem pretty good from a customer point of
Another option. Check out OcNOS from IP
Infusion. CLI is almost identical to Cisco and it's a great value.
OcNOS runs on white label boxes so you can choose the hardware
platform that fits your needs (what I've ordered so far comes with
OcNOS pre-installed). Lots
