One more observation: OSPF adjacency in the management vlan does
not break, so I conclude that only unicast traffic is affected.
Victor Sudakov wrote:
>
> There is a ring of EX4200 switches, please look at
> http://noc.sibptus.ru/jun1.png
>
> If MUX1 fails, the MSTP topology adjusts and the
Hi,
My users are sitting in 10.100.0.0/16 which need need to access
applications at the other side of an SRX via route-based IPSec configured
on SRX with source proxy-ID 172.30.30.0/24.
So I need to NAT all 10.100.0.0/16 to 172.30.30.0/24.
I can not find reference confirming if source NAT (and
On Jul 10, 2017, at 8:22 PM, Chuck Anderson wrote:
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> Is anyone using EX4200 with DHCP Snooping + dot1x Dynamic VLAN
> assignments?
Yes, we've been running that setup for several years on EX3200 and 4200 VC
setups campus-wide. During the first year we hit several bugs with the
Is anyone using EX4200 with DHCP Snooping + dot1x Dynamic VLAN
assignments? I appear to be hitting bugs where some devices can't
DHCP (such as Ricoh printer/copier/fax/scanners), or once they do DHCP
they can't communicate through the EX4200 switch port. It seems I can
make things work better by
As a guess, maybe it's a mature technology on other platforms like MX family,
but perhaps just not yet on QFX
-Aaron
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To: William
We are running VRRP in all VLANS that require L3.
We also have the static ARP entries setup so they can ping between peers.
We have floating static routes so that if a MC-LAG peer loses its upstream
routing, it will forward all traffic to the other MC-LAG peer over the ICL.
**if we don’t do this
I can’t remember the exact version offhand. it was in the 14.1X53 range I
believe. It’s been live for a while though.
I think we may have run into issues with some MC-LAG on ex4600s (mostly the
same as qfx5100…) in the 14.1X53-D30 range maybe? I think they were resolved
with D35? I’m sorry
❦ 10 juillet 2017 12:36 -0400, William McLendon :
> if you are running a routing protocol over the particular VLAN on the
> MC-LAG peers (which is a supported config in Junos MC-LAG
> implementation) make sure you are running VRRP between the MC-LAG
> peers, even though it
if you are running a routing protocol over the particular VLAN on the MC-LAG
peers (which is a supported config in Junos MC-LAG implementation) make sure
you are running VRRP between the MC-LAG peers, even though it seems
unnecessary. VRRP seems required for any ARP sync to occur for a given
I haven't done MC-LAG but I'm curious about your mention of arp synch not
working. How do you know ? Are you missing arp entries in one 5100 but not
the other ? or what are you seeing (not seeing) ?
- Aaron
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On 07/08/17 14:58, Job Snijders wrote:
I got this message!
> Is the J-NSP list broken? I haven't seen a post since Tuesday.
I think the entire network engineering community is on vacation, as even the
high-traffic cisco-nsp list has only had about a half dozen messages in the
past two weeks. :)
-evt
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My experiences with this so far have not been so good……….
So not on the radar at all.
I could use VC but I don’t want the shared control plane. And MC-LAG “should”
be very mature…….
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Sent: Monday, July 10, 2017 1:13 AM
To: Vincent Bernat
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