Re: [j-nsp] recommended Netflow sampling rates?

I'd be interested to learn this as well. Also, how can you monitor the router properly to know whether sampling is affecting performance (counters, ram, cpu, etc.) /b On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 10:25 AM, Justin M. Streiner < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > All: > > This is aimed more at people who run

Re: [j-nsp] Direct any http request to designed web page

where could I find document on IP input policy ? could it be configured within Ingress policy or egress policy ? regards joe --- Christopher Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > If this is an E-series router you can use an IP > input policy with an > http redirect for this purpose. > > Thanks, > >

Re: [j-nsp] General MX notes for use as a core ethernet switch...

When a single EQ DPC is installed in the MX960 chassis, 11 DPCs can be supported. These DPC can be any mix of EQ and non-EQ DPCs. So, in other words, the addition of multiple EQ pics will not increase the amount of slots that need to be reduced for DPC use. If a redundant SCB is not needed, then

Re: [j-nsp] General MX notes for use as a core ethernet switch...

Somewhat related, I seem to recall reading/hearing/imagining somewhere that an MX chassis couldn't provide enough power to 'fuel' a full complement of DPCE-EQ cards (not sure if this was tied to a particular chassis or not). Sounds strange, I know, but can anyone confirm/deny this potentially im

[j-nsp] recommended Netflow sampling rates?

All: This is aimed more at people who running Juniper routers in fairly high traffic environments, but any input is certainly welcome. I'm looking for recommendations/bast practices regarding what are good starting points for setting the Netflow sampling rates to balance accuracy of flow sta

Re: [j-nsp] Direct any http request to designed web page

If this is an E-series router you can use an IP input policy with an http redirect for this purpose. Thanks, Christopher Young Systems Engineer Juniper Networks JNCIP-E #9 JNCIS-M cell: (978) 973-0574 office: (443) 552-7722 fax: (443) 451-1841 [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- F

[j-nsp] Direct any http request to designed web page forcefully

hi, is that possible to direct any HTTP request to a designed web page forcefully by BAS? I mean, after people dial in BAS, BAS direct any HTTP request to a designed web page. Or BAS resolve any domain name to the same IP address. when people tried to open web by IP address, it should also be