Re: [j-nsp] Set system no-ping-time-stamp

On 10 March 2017 at 17:56, Phil Shafer wrote: Hey, > set system no-ping-time-stamp > sysctl: net.inet.ip.ip_ts (JUNOS specific, I think) > meaning: do not add timestamps to ip packets (not ping specific) > > Despite the names, the last two are _not_ ping/icmp related, but > just turn off ip opti

Re: [j-nsp] Set system no-ping-time-stamp

"Valentini, Lucio" writes: >The question >is, what do the other commands do ? Juniper does not seem to provide examples. >I never >see the time stamp in the ping response anyway. These config knobs set sysctl variables in the FreeBSD kernel to instruct it on how to behave. The values are then p

Re: [j-nsp] Set system no-ping-time-stamp

Exactly what the documentation states it's perfectly clear... Disbales responding to ICMP Echo request sent to a multicast group, disable sending IPv4 redirects, etc. Most of those can be done at the interface or system level. They don't allow/disallow/change behavior of commands, just the respon

[j-nsp] Set system no-ping-time-stamp

Hi folks, I´ve been using these commands for quite a while now: set system no-multicast-echo set system no-redirects set system no-ping-record-route set system no-ping-time-stamp however, I only took the time to test them out today and I can only figure out what set system no-ping-reco