and crappy hosts. The
ironic thing is that I think the CONTROLLER on the old Juniper RE's
supports UDMA, but there aren't traces for it on the CF adapter. :)
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running JUNOS 8.5 is today. :)
On the other hand, if you exceed your FEB DRAM you are 101% screwed.
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SUNNYVALE, Calif., April 1, 2008 -- Juniper Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: JNPR),
the leader in high-performance networking, today announced a partnership
with KillerNIC, a leading supplier of optimized gaming NICs. Under the
arrangement announced today, KillerNIC will license its technology and
Very
Bad Things (tm) the day you plug them into your nice /31 using Juniper
network and start routing packets to them. The biggest should know better
but doesn't offender is probably Foundry, though I'm sure there are
others.
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, but this one definitely does. If you must keep your old M5/M10s
alive, this is infinitely better than trying to diddle with the software
to squeeze another few routes in.
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http://mine.icanhascheezburger.com/View.aspx?ciid=781473
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with complete and detailed alarms.
One thing I forgot to mention, the only feature that should be there but
isn't is RE-based RPM support. Everything else is fully implemented as of
current code, including GRES, ISSU (well it works as well as on an
M-series at any rate), OAM, etc.
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descriptions seem to be set only by the first level JTAC person who
actually opens the case, thus you are all but guaranteed that the
description will be completely wrong (and often illegible), no matter how
many people who know whats actually going on have touched the PR
afterwards.
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not be using XFP here.
I would encourage anyone who is interested in this product and who might
ever want to use long-reach optics in it to talk to their account team
about XFP instead of SFP+ blades NOW before this horribly bad idea
progresses any further.
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, and perhaps
supported a few more routes, it would sell like hotcakes.
/product review
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of a part number in show chassis
hardware, like so:
Xcvr 0NON-JNPR K6S00Y5 XFP-10G-LR
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,
don't expect hardware vendors to let it go lightly. :)
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to be dead to you just based on CPU
speed and the 768MB hard memory limitation, but the people out there who
are running relatively simple configurations on M5-M20s should still be
able to keep them alive a couple more years.
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being centralized like the Internet Processor ASICs.
Each PFE has an R-Chip, which on the T320/M320 means one per FPC. On T640
the FPC3 has 2x (each one is capable of doing 20Gbps), everything else is
built with one.
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upgraded to 8.x last
week you'll probably end up blowing out with FEB DRAM as soon as you do
anyways. You could of course also upgrade this (also unsupported :P), but
if any of this is confusing the correct answer is to downgrade code or
upgrade platform. :)
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On Thu, Dec 13, 2007 at 02:16:06AM -0500, Richard A Steenbergen wrote:
This is not true, MD5 has no relation. The issue is with an invalid BGP
message which Cisco propagates harmlessly (a violation of the BGP spec,
allowing the message to spread), but which Juniper (correctly) detects
of
routes. I've seen it block on installation of anything from a full table
after a major policy change, reboot, RE swap, etc, to 50 routes blocking
for 10 minutes after clearing a small bgp session on an otherwise unloaded
router. I've even seen it happen when I added a static route. :)
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knowledge. Any astute observer who cares to know is probably already in
posession of the particular message necessary to cause the issue, and it
can't be filtered, so yes you really do want to upgrade immediately.
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is more about flow-control settings than
duplex settings. I assume the situation with 10GE is similar.
Re: GigE, you are very confused. The above is only true with 10GE.
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with a big file on the hd. :P
In a real memory leak situation swap is a great safety net. The leaked
pages will be inactive and easily swappable, without impacting the active
pages being used by the rest of the system.
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://www.birdstep.com/Media-Center/Press-Releases/2007/Juniper-Networks-Selects-Birdstep/
http://www.birdstep.com/Database/Products/RDM-Embedded/FAQ/
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tagging on a Cisco and then try to speak LACP to a Juniper, it will
try to tag the LACP control packets with the native vlan ID and confuse
the hell out of the Juniper. :)
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interface. You can always do
l2circuits to an untagged GE interface on any rev card.
Only the single-port GE-SX cards were ever produced without this
functionality, so if it isn't a P[EB]-1GE-SX it is automatically equiv to
the GE-SX-B (LX, LH, 2GE, 4GE, etc).
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there are no differences in traditional Juniper features (same
I-Chip 3.0 on both boards), so VPLS should be unaffected. I believe the
Triton and Bellini cards are all rev B EZchips, so only the first gen
Atlas cards will have the -E variant. And no AFAIk they don't do 100M. :)
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, and then partition
slice and format. :)
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. Check those things,
re-image the card, maybe try replacing it, and when you get the new
install-media up you should be good. I'm told that new code does a better
job doing the partition/slice/format on new drives, haven't tested it
myself.
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considering
the vast majority of the references are confined to J/E series. The few
references under M series all seem to be under AS PICs in the form of:
Features:
* J-Flow accounting exports cflowd version 5 and version 8 records
Ah marketing and legal, how do we love thee... :)
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obnoxious licensing fees or somesuch), I would encourage everyone to ask
Juniper to implement sFlow support in addition to V9/IPFIX (especially as
they grow into the L2 market with the MX platform). Hey, it could happen.
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with a Cisco label on it. :)
So yeah, Juniper is certainly better about the entire thing than Cisco in
pretty much all respects, but thats hardly saying much.
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. Then again so
would being able to fetch an image from Juniper via ftp or from the router
CLI instead of having to bust out lynx-ssl and scp. :)
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to create a dummy LSP for the
transmit data when all I want to do is receive data to this particular
interface. There really must be a better way. :)
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is Juniper decreasing the TTL. To know if I
can limit the value to 255 or should allow 254 as well.
Yeah actually I never got around to testing that one, someone do it for me
and I'll update the scripts accordingly. :)
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to Greg Maxwell, who managed to get a few good answers to my stupid
questions in whenever Phil was asleep. :)
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for this would be that then sample and
then count act as terminating actions, which would seem exceedingly
lame. Combine with the lack of next filter and what is the point? The
whole thing becomes about as useful as route-map without continue. :)
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{
then {
count test;
next term;
}
}
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could just get them to make
with that garbage file on the T640... :)
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it is a real challange to keep M160's working at
all. The only really safe way is to run all FPC1's or configure M40e mode.
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things are nicer in 8.2, but
we do not have it yet. :)
Yes that has the great fix for people who do mixed-mode on a multi-port
PIC. Can't you damn euros just admit that SONET is the way, the truth, and
the light and end this silly bit squabbling. :)
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