Hi Roger !
I am able to glue a VPLS Instance together with a CCC Service using a physical
Hairpin. But alas to spend two 10G Interfaces just to stich a service
Next thing i tried was to use the LT-Interface. I was surprised to see that i
can only replicate unidirectional Traffic (eg
Hi,
Can you share more details of application requiring such transitions?
Why not just use p2mp lsps inside vlps for flooded traffic:
Hi !
We have a very special customer which is very sensible on packet loss. We tried
VPLS with P2MP LSP and we have untolerable packet loss when we add/remove a
leaf to/from the P2MP Tree. We also have to provide the make befor break
feature in situations when a wan link is taken out of order
Experts,
in Junos policy language, is it possible, and how, to match route with
NO community attached?
Bit
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Hi All,
I am working on SNMP Traps, we have configured SNMP-V3 on our Juniper
T-Series Router,
has per SNMP-V3 Trap PDU format, I see only SysUpTime on my SNMP Trap
Receiver.
However my SNMP Server time and Router Time is different, due to this I am
not able to co-releate at what time Trap is
i'm new to juniper, i come from cisco background.
i'm trying to build InterAS OptionC MP-eBGP with Cisco on one side and
Juniper on other.
Two issues i have -
1. I stumbled upon inet.3 table.
In case of ldp signaled mpls vpn setup, how does inet.3 get populated? I had
to add a static discard
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Experts,
in Junos policy language, is
Smith W. Stacy says
Hi Clarke,
I believe I have an answer for you...
Smith: I really want to thank you for the full diagram and thoughtful
config. That's a great solution. Your use of logical tunnel interfaces
to bring the different logical routers together is a clean way to do it,
On Saturday, October 02, 2010 04:58:35 am Chris Evans wrote:
Cisco is different. They typically don't include layer 2
overhead on the display/config where as juniper does...
In IOS XR, Cisco now do.
On Ethernet, for instance, in IOS XR on the CRS, for
example, you'd have to explicitly add
That's Stacy for you. ;)
I believe you get a 1Gbps tunnel for free. For 10G you do per a pfe port.
Regards
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