Hi,
You can read smart data from the shell using smartd with appropriate
parameters, i.e. smartd -oa /dev/ad2
Please follow http://kb.juniper.net/KB13103 for more details.
It is also possible to read smart data and execute smart tests from
cli, by using hidden hard-disk-test command, i.e.
request
Hi,
unfortunatly there is none. You have to remove the disk/SSD and install
it in a regular system to read its smart data. You cant do this from
JunOS, as you cant execute unsigned binarys.
Am Dienstag, den 07.01.2014, 15:20 -0800 schrieb snort bsd:
> hi all:
>
> there is smartd running on jun
Hi all,
Could someone validate my understanding (or lack of) about the purpose
of the "site-range" command...
>From the reading around I have done, the site-range basically
indicates how many sites maximum can/should exist for a given VPLS.
This tells the routers how many labels should be reserve
hi all:
there is smartd running on junos, but i am not able to find "smartctl" utility
for smartd.
thanks
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MX960 12.2R3 with BGP and IPV4/IPV6 is running ok so far. We hit
PR876824 with ipfix sampling on one MPC type. The fix is included in
12.2R5.
Clinton.
On Tue, Jan 7, 2014, at 09:44 AM, OBrien, Will wrote:
> It looks like I need ipfix to get full flows from MPCs on the MX. From
> the Junip
On 1/7/14, 8:44 AM, OBrien, Will wrote:
> It looks like I need ipfix to get full flows from MPCs on the MX. From the
> Juniper site, it seems that I need 12.x code. Is anyone happily running it?
> I've got 12 on some small SRX, but have been very conservative on MX code
> loads.
Been running 12
Hi list,
I'm trying to setup a DS-TEM RDM environment, but as soon as I config RDM
on the cisco side IS-IS does't come up correctly on Junos and it also keep
complaining about the the subtvl for DS-TE.
Jan 7 11:19:03.107022 ERROR: ISIS ignored a bad packet: L1 LSP id
..0004.00-00 from 00
It looks like I need ipfix to get full flows from MPCs on the MX. From the
Juniper site, it seems that I need 12.x code. Is anyone happily running it?
I've got 12 on some small SRX, but have been very conservative on MX code loads.
I use bgp, ospf, vrrp, mc-lag, and some routing instances.
Wi
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