Great, thanks Alex.
When I get this working I'll post a working configuration for anyone searching
for this ;-)
On Jan 17, 2012, at 8:27 PM, Alex Arseniev wrote:
> The link You supplied is for JUNOSE, not JUNOS.
> If you have 100s of users and 1s of public IPs means You need NAPT44.
> The way to
The link You supplied is for JUNOSE, not JUNOS.
If you have 100s of users and 1s of public IPs means You need NAPT44.
The way to use PPTP through NAPT44 on JUNOS is to activate PPTP ALG (more
specifically, match on application "junos-pptp" in NAT rule or SFW rule) and
PPTP ALG ALG is supported fr
I have found that running strict on customer ports and loose on transit
interfaces is the best way to operate.
That said, it is entirely reasonable to tell this customer that the problem is
on their side. Sending their packets out through a provider they don't
advertise through could be consid
Hello Everyone,
I have a question regarding RPF-Check.
I currently have a edge router with two transits, getting full routes
from both. "Asymmetric routing"
We have RPF-Check enabled on both the transit interfaces. We also have
"unicast reverse path feasible-paths" enabled.
I am currently troub
Does that mean that it is supported from 11.2R1 up, or does that mean it's
never supported this way? Did I misread this page, which says that outside
source dynamic nat is supported?
https://www.juniper.net/techpubs/en_US/junose10.1/information-products/topic-collections/swconfig-ip-services
Hello Everyone,
We're looking to deploy VPLS and L3VPN services on our network and I'm
looking for some help on creating these instances across our network.
So far we are focused on providing VPLS first. I've looked through a
lot of the examples available online from Juniper and also some past
j-n
On Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 6:31 PM, Pavel Lunin wrote:
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> Either each SRX connected to its own switch (I prefer this) or full mesh
> (people like this but there is no much sense, imho). So in terms of the
> number of physical ports, it seems like this is not the SRX's job (in most
> cases).
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