All:
First, whats up Tray?
Second, what experience do you all have with dynamic IPSec peers in
JUNOS? Looking at the documentation, it seems we would practically need
a public IP for every remote dynamic peer customer, since we can't share
the same key with multiple customers per our security
Imran,
The "show mpls lsp extensive" will give you a history of the 50 most recent
state events - this probably will not be enough however.
If you have the traceoptions set, you should be able to see additional
information.
[edit protocols rsvp]
set traceoptions file rsvp.log
set traceoptions fl
Hello everyone,
I have a situation where I need to remove Fast Reroute through the RSVP
signalled MPLS backbone. However, before doing that, I would like to know
how many times Bypass LSPs have been used for forwarding traffic in the last
30 days or so. Is there a way to find this out on Juniper r
On Tue, Nov 13, 2007 at 10:03:16AM +0100, Olaf Baumert wrote:
>
> To dont't let new sessions come online, you may use a domain-map with
> user override to a user which don't authorize.
>
> like
> aaa domain-map some-domain.tld
> override-user name foo password bar
>
> this should'nt affect acit
It appears tc-voice queue is not using a statistics profile. I just
prefer to not assign a statistics-profile to any queue and that way the
queues will use the default statistics-profile. Within the
statistics-profile you can change the rate-period to change how fast or
slow you want to see that th
> Are you using snmp v3 ?
I'm not using v3 yet on this router, but I will keep this in mind, as it's some
good info.
-evt
> -Original Message-
> From: Samuel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 9:44 AM
> To: Eric Van Tol; juniper-nsp@puck.nether.net
> Subject:
Hi Eric,
I have already got this kind of problem.
Are you using snmp v3 ?
My problem was next :
When we change a RE, you have to generate again the MD5 password :
# set snmp v3 usm local-engine user TOTO authentication-md5
authentication-password PASSWORD
# commit
For exemple is you have this
Hello,
We replaced an old M5 with an M10i last week and ever since then, we get
the following in syslog every day:
Nov 13 07:38:21 snmpd[3317]: SNMPD_AUTH_FAILURE: agent_io_reader: failed
input interface authorization from 172.26.26.5 to unknown (3)
The IP is our NMS. There are only two ways to
On 13/11/07 11:31 +0800, ?? wrote:
Hi,
> per my understanding, you can delete the ip pool from config to achieve
> your goal.
if you deconfigure the local ip pool (no ip local pool foo ...) any
active session which has an ip out of this pool will be disconnected.
To dont't let new sessions
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