On Thursday, September 02, 2010 08:28:42 am Michel de
Nostredame wrote:
> I had some complex examples during the transition from
> Cisco CE to Juniper CE years ago, that support engineers
> from Juniper SI could not able to translate them well.
> And the most frustrated thing is the JTAC even not
On Thursday, September 02, 2010 07:45:45 am Chris Evans
wrote:
> I asked for this years ago but was blown off. Basically
> got the 'that is the way it is' statement. As stated
> the current implementation is very limiting.
Probably just about the most frustrating quirk on the JUNOS-
based plat
I think you nailed it.. Juniper still thinks that service providers are
their only customers. They're bringing out enterprise level devices but not
bringing all the features that enterprise companies need.. They're 6 to
12months behind Cisco, anytime they bring out a new box that has a cool
feature
On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 4:45 PM, Chris Evans wrote:
> I asked for this years ago but was blown off. Basically got the 'that is
> the way it is' statement. As stated the current implementation is very
> limiting.
>
> Cisco has had this feature since I can remember on all of their platforms.
As fo
I asked for this years ago but was blown off. Basically got the 'that is
the way it is' statement. As stated the current implementation is very
limiting.
Cisco has had this feature since I can remember on all of their platforms.
> On Thursday, September 02, 2010 06:44:23 am Michel de
> Nostredam
On Thursday, September 02, 2010 06:44:23 am Michel de
Nostredame wrote:
> It looks like can only perform the TOS bit to TOS bit
> translation.
Not quite.
My understanding (I can't test this yet) - and from my
discussions with Juniper - is that the Translation tables
actually rewrite the ToS f
It looks like can only perform the TOS bit to TOS bit translation.
However the most useful function will need to leverage firewall filter to
perform the "TOS bit marking" on the ingress.
It is very difficult to perform all those sophisticated marking on the
egress interface
by only leverage lame r
So this is a very old thread (from nearly two years back):
http://www.mail-archive.com/juniper-
n...@puck.nether.net/msg04181.html
Looks like Juniper now provide support for ingress ToS
remarking/rewriting, much like Cisco do. This is as opposed
to the regular way it's done in JUNOS, which is r
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