> might not be enough business to justify it anyways), label switching is
> so easy from a hardware perspective that it's not even funny. Everyone
> and their mother is busy churning out Broadcom Trident+ based 64x10G 1U
> boxes right now (see: Juniper QFX, etc), and at a price of a couple
> hundre
On 18 October 2011 22:46, tim tiriche wrote:
> Can i run link fault management between R1-R2 or is LFM only between
> R1 - switchA?
The latter, as LFM PDUs shouldn't be forwarded by switches. It
should be link-local.
> What keepalives method i can use to detect a failure somewhere in the
> pr
Hello,
I am trying to connect a Point-to-Point Ethernet Circuit via multiple
ethernet segments.
R1 - switchA - switchB - switchC - switchD - switchE - R2 (switches
are multiple providers)
Can i run link fault management between R1-R2 or is LFM only between
R1 - switchA?
What keepalives method i
Hi there,
We are experiencing an issue caused by exactly this behaviour (Control traffic
from the RE being automatically marked as CoS 6), and I think the current
answer regarding changing the value is no. We are currently getting around it
by looping traffic back into the MX80 (using physical
encapsulation flexible-ethernet services under IFD and encapsulation
vlan-ccc under IFL(logical unit)?
Krasimir Avramski
JNCIE #1051
On 18 Oct 2011 22:32, "Paul Stewart" wrote:
> We are starting to work on migrating many layer2 LAN connections over to
> our
> MPLS environment. I did a lab on l
Hi Paul,
Try to add 'remote-site-id '
site dis1.millbrook1 {
site-identifier 1;
interface ge-1/3/5.512 {
remote-site-id 2;
}
}
Hope this helps!
Ivan,
On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 22:24, Paul S
We are starting to work on migrating many layer2 LAN connections over to our
MPLS environment. I did a lab on l2vpn and it worked fine - trying it now
as a test on a production network and it's not working ;)
A pair of MX80's directly connected to one another - each MX80 has a trunked
Etherne
Hello,
Is there a possibility to set the CoS (802.1p) value of return traffic
from RE ?
I know that You can do it for, at least , DSCP using:
set class-of-service host-outbound traffic Each time I send UDP echo probes to MX80 with different CoS values ,
the router responds with the same patte
Hi Callum,
Thanks for the mail
The aaa domain-map would work if I had a realm for each VRF.
Using ' Unisphere-Virtual-Router' with a : and the vrf allows me to create a
VRF inside a virtual router.
Many thanks!
Regards
Liam
-Original Message-
From: Callum Barr [mailto:cb...@wxc.
Hi Bjørn,
I am using Radiator Using ' Unisphere-Virtual-Router' with a : and the vrf
allows me to create a VRF inside the virtual router.
Many thanks!
Regards
Liam
-Original Message-
From: Bjørn Mork [mailto:bj...@mork.no]
Sent: 17 October 2011 15:40
To: Liam Murphy
Cc: juniper-n
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