Thanks!!
Finally the Junos 7 its installed, but I did it on force mode, because
in normal mode, the installer script get errors and get stop.
request system software add
/var/tmp/jinstall-7.0R2.7-domestic-signed.tar.gz force
Pekka Savola escribió:
On Thu, 25 Jan 2007, Jonathan Looney wrot
Because it is using / (root) partition instead of /var partition.
You may have to download the file to /var directory somewhere.
Also, because you are upgrading from JUNOS 4.x to 7.x, you have to
consider several options.
If you want to keep the configuration, you can not upgrade to 7.x
directl
I disabled RSVP on the interface facing the m20 and it works now . why would
that affect ldp operations?
-chris
From: Sergio D. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 11:34 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; juniper-nsp@puck.nether.net
Subject: Re: [j-nsp] LDP issues
Chris,
Chris,
Was this output from the M20 or M5? a "show configuration protocols ldp"
from both routers will help also.
I do get the routes in the ldp database and to Reply to Sergio's email:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> show ldp database | match "Input|L2CKT"
Input label database, x.x.x.109:0--x.x.x.110:0
I
On Thu, 25 Jan 2007, Jonathan Looney wrote:
> It appears the router is trying to save the file in the root partition,
> although its not immediately obvious why.
>
> On a (somewhat) unrelated note, I believe you'll want to use the jinstall
> file (rather than jbundle) when upgrading from 4.0R1 to 7
Juan,
A couple of things jump out at me. First the size of
your internal flash is quite small and that's what's
going to be used (not the HDD) for the upgrade
process. Second you're trying to upgrade from 4.x to
7.x using a jbundle (this will not work). You should
use a jinstall image when going b
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> show ldp session detail
Address: x.x.x.110, State: Operational, Connection: Open, Hold time: 29
Session ID: x.x.x.109:0--x.x.x.110:0
Next keepalive in 1 seconds
Passive, Maximum PDU: 4096, Hold time: 30, Neighbor count: 1
Keepalive interval: 10, Connect retry interv
Juan,
It appears the router is trying to save the file in the root partition,
although its not immediately obvious why.
On a (somewhat) unrelated note, I believe you'll want to use the jinstall
file (rather than jbundle) when upgrading from 4.0R1 to 7.0R2.
-Jon
On 1/25/07, Juan C. Crespo R. <[E
I do get the routes in the ldp database and to Reply to Sergio's email:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> show ldp database | match "Input|L2CKT"
Input label database, x.x.x.109:0--x.x.x.110:0
Input label database, x.x.x.109:0--x.x.x.124:0
Input label database, x.x.x.109:0--x.x.x.125:0
Neighbor: x.x.x.124
Hi
I'm getting started with one M20, and I'm trying upgrade from the
Junos 4.0R1 to 7, but it fail, because the file system is full?? but
how?? the HD have 8Gb of size?? Any Idea?¿?
Thanks
root> show system storage
Filesystem 1K-blocks UsedAvail Capacity Mounted on
/dev/wd0s1a
> BFD probes directly connected IP neighbors (since it is run over IP) , in
> case of L2circuit it will be CE-CE.
> 803.2ah is scheduled in future JUNOS releases, AFAIK.
802.3ah OAM functionality is present in JunOS 8.2 on the M320, MX960 and
T-series routers. See
http://www.juniper.net/techpub
Fahad,
Please see inline.
>>The reason is...If client lastmile goesdown
Then the client itself surely should detect this and fail over to backup
link. Using FREEK/BFD/IP SLA, the Remote CE should also detect that primary
path failed and do the same. Not sure how the protect-interface would
The reason is...If client lastmile goesdownit will effect only DLCI flag
to DWONbut its FR-CCC flag never downand if FR-CCC didnt down...it
will never let L2circuit to go down!
Consider the following diagram,
CE---FR-swtch==(NNI)==JuniperJuniper---CE
|Backup Link_
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