Hey Jonathan,
You actually have two options:
1. rename the interface, e.g:
rename interfaces ge-0/0/0 to ge-1/0/0
Note that this will ONLY rename the interface(s) and not any other
part of the configuration. So if you have any protocols, interface
switch vrf etc. configuration, these won't be
Hello,
I think 'rename' command in configuration mode will match for your case.
ex.# rename interfaces ge-0/0/0 to ge-0/1/0
Regards,
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Tomohiko Kurahashi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Internet Initiative Japan Inc.
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Date: Wed Feb 20 2008 07:14:58 JST
>
> I have a facility(3, act
I think this might be an opportunity for the replace command.
'replace pattern ge-0/0/0 with ge-0/0/1' will not only move the
interface configuration but also any reference to the interface in
other sections of the config, such as protocols.
--Stacy
On 19 Feb 2008, at 3:30 PM, Richmond, J
Maybe I am not understanding what you are asking, but this is exactly what the
copy command is for:
For example:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] copy interfaces ge-0/0/0 to ge-1/0/0
That will move over the interface and all logical units associated to it.
Or, if you are doing it from router to router, just c
Once upon a time, Jonathan Brashear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I have a facility(3, actually) I'm upgrading and part of this upgrade
> involves moving a circuit from one PIC on a M20 FPC to a new PIC on the
> same FPC. I have a few dozen VLANs that will be migrated as well.
> Obviously I could do
I have a facility(3, actually) I'm upgrading and part of this upgrade
involves moving a circuit from one PIC on a M20 FPC to a new PIC on the
same FPC. I have a few dozen VLANs that will be migrated as well.
Obviously I could do this one by one, but I was curious if anyone knew a
way within JunOS
Traceoptions will help on Juniper, or "debug ip ospf adjacency" on the Cisco
side.
If you have an authentication mismatch, I don't think you'll even see the
start. If you get into the EXStart phase and then reset, I'd hover towards
MTU mismatch between the two devices.
You can either fix them,
RSVP is for transporting interfaces. So just your core facing ones.
HTH,
Scott
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Hi,
Check to see if you have any configuration relating to domain-maps:
aaa domain-map none
router-name default
local-interface loopback 0
ipv6-router-name default
I think the issue is more related to the loopback for unnumbered
interfaces. Make sure the entry in the domain-map or profile poi
Just your core facing interfaces
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hi all,
does some one know if it is necessar
Just the core interfaces.
On 2/19/08, Ibariouen Khalid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> hi all,
>
> does some one know if it is necessary to enable RSVP on loopback
> interfaces ? or just in the core interfaces ?
>
> BR/
> khalid
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Hi,
I'm having trouble dynamically creating IP interfaces in the right
virtual-router on ERX310.
What would be the correct RADIUS attribute to place dynamically created IP
interface in
the correct virtual-router ?
If I use 'ip virtual-router ABC' in the ppp profile, the user is placed in
the c
hi all,
does some one know if it is necessary to enable RSVP on loopback
interfaces ? or just in the core interfaces ?
BR/
khalid
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Check your MTUs as well. I've had problems with OSPF coming up
between Juniper and Cisco due to MTU mismatch.
David
On 19/02/2008, Atul Kant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 1. use simple auth or no auth to see if it works
> 2. then turn on MD5 auth together with traceoptions enabled und
Hi Matthew
If you simply have your "neighborship" that does not come up between
Juniper and cisco that's certainly a problem of
Authentication like it has already been said to you.
If it does come up and goes down after a moment, just have a look at
your NSF feature installed in the C12000.
The
Hi,
1. use simple auth or no auth to see if it works
2. then turn on MD5 auth together with traceoptions enabled under OSPF
on Juniper and enable ip ospf debugging on the Cisco
3. it maybe useful to use wireshark or any other network analyzer to
capture OSPF packets from Cisco and Juniper and ob
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