[j-nsp] BGP import policy quirk within VRF

I believe my BGP import policy is being evaluated twice on routes learnt from VRF BGP neighbors, upon installation into other routing-instances. I use as-path-groups to raise/lower local-preference upon import from BGP neighbors. Below is a route that should have its local-preference adjusted to

[j-nsp] inter-as MPLS/VPN

hi all: Is JUNOS NOT support MP-EBGP that use direct interface as neighbor without enable family mpls at both sides of direct interface because of NON-MPLS enabled interface DON'T transmit labeled packet? My lab topo is R1(CE)--R2(PE)--R3(P)--R4(PE)--R5(PE)--R6(P)--R7(PE)--R8(CE).R1,R2,R3,R4

[j-nsp] security features on Junos-ES

Hi! At the moment I am configuring a J6350 for use on the AMS-IX. The router has 9.1 with Enhanced Services installed. I never came across firewall policies before, so I seem to have a bit of a trouble to configure that. I think it is a good idea to have some security to manage the ingoin

Re: [j-nsp] About label exchange

> I'm using JUNOS 7.2R4.2 for MPLS lab configuration, and I want to know > the label exchange between 'P' and 'PE'. Does anyone know commands just like > the output of 'show tag forwarding' in Cisco's device? Thanks! You have some of the same information in the output from "show route table

[j-nsp] About label exchange

hi all: I'm using JUNOS 7.2R4.2 for MPLS lab configuration, and I want to know the label exchange between 'P' and 'PE'. Does anyone know commands just like the output of 'show tag forwarding' in Cisco's device? Thanks! zhou _