The sampling is more random - the probability of an individual packet being
sampled is 1/1000, but it's not exactly every 1000th packet, and every
linecard has an independent sampling engine.
A caveat on sample rate - some Juniper hardware (e.g. T-Series FPC3, MX960
DPC) will silently round that
Depending on the hardware platform, it may not be supported (e.g. MX3D/Trio
ignores it).
On Sun, Feb 24, 2013 at 4:45 PM, Justin M. Streiner wrote:
> On Sun, 24 Feb 2013, Piotr wrote:
>
> I'd like ask about this options, I made some test sampling with
>> nfdump+nfsen and i don't see the differ
t and 48-port
Physical Interface Cards (PICs). The 4-port and 8-port Fast Ethernet
PICs support a speed of 100 Mbps only."
Would be nice to get a tri-state 10/100/1000 card for the M-Series like
the new ones in the J-Series!
Regards,
Phil
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Phil Sykes
Technical ConsultantJNCIE-M #22
services firewall
would provide a useful stopgap security solution.
JUNOS AS firewall is much more painful to configure than ScreenOS
today: the ScreenOS web-based management is good for a non-specialist to
configure firewall rulesets.
Regards,
Phil Sykes
Technical ConsultantJNCIE-M #22
es on whatever we buy
> - Does anyone have a suggestion on who to source the used gear from?
Can't comment for the U.S.A.
Cheers,
Phil Sykes
Technical ConsultantJNCIE-M #227
Imtech Telecom
Mobile:+44 (0) 7823 530 630
http://www.imtechtele.com/
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;t work on aggregated Ethernet interfaces
- It doesn't work on the fixed-optic Gigabit Ethernet PICs (e.g.
P-1GE-SX), only on the QPP PICs and SFP-based PICs.
mac-accounting is exposed via SNMP via the JUNIPER-MAC-MIB (jnxMibs
23), which is potentially more useful than "show inter
routers, so JunOS claims full support for the MIB in logical routers.
Cheers,
Phil Sykes JNCIE-M #227
Technical ConsultantImtech Telecom
Mobile:+44 (0) 7823 530 630
http://www.imtechtelecom.co.uk/
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