Re: Instance Import / Export Policies Does Not Allow Traffic Between Routing...
Yeah, that’s what I meant.We need to check reverse route in the test.inet.0 as well as from the destination back to the source. Make sure you are advertising the routes (imported from Master to test...
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Sorry for not being completely clear. Yes, the route need to exist for the return traffic. But the main issue here is not correctly understanding how route policies work. There is an import policy...
View ArticleRe: How to forcibly remove a single OSPF route
So if i was to ping host address 172.16.64.1 for example how would the router know which vlan interface to send the traffic out of? One route is external and the other is intra-area. Doesn't routing...
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Ahh yes. I didn’t check the configuration properly.
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Hi Steve, Sorry for the misunderstanding here, but I am not trying to export / import the workstation route juuuuuust yet. Currently I am talking about the directly connected route of...
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Hi Can you add this and check? set policy-option policy-statement import-workstation from instance master
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Also, only 10.x subnet will be imported in test.inet.0 once you apply the configuration. 127.x is not present in inet.0 so it will not be imported. prefix-list workstation { 10.38.140.100/30;...
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Hi Kingsman, Adding the from instance master resolved it. test.inet.0: 4 destinations, 4 routes (4 active, 0 holddown, 0 hidden) + = Active Route, - = Last Active, * = Both 10.38.140.100/30 *[BGP/170]...
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Glad to know that it worked.Please help close the thread if you have no-more query on this issue.
View ArticleRe: Protocols MPLS
I'm not asking when you need it or where you need it. I'm asking why you need it. Why is it necessary for some but not others? What's the actual reasoning behind it.
View ArticleRe: How to forcibly remove a single OSPF route
If this an SRX in flow mode which would indicate the need for a security policy update from zone to zone in the direction the ping is not working.
View ArticleRe: MX480 analyzer or portmirroring
Hi Folks,Just my 2 cents on this... Couple of interesting KB articles, [MX] How to configure layer 2 port mirroringhttps://kb.juniper.net/InfoCenter/index?page=content&id=KB23609 [MX] Separate Port...
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As per my Understanding, this is because of what signaling method is being used.RSVP need to signal the LSP so it need the interface which is MPLS enabled same is for l2circuit.For L3VPN and L2VPN, BGP...
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So why doesn't LDP LSPs need "protocols mpls" configured? An L3VPN will actually exchange labels without both protocols mpls and family mpls. Configuring family mpls is only a requirement for sginaling...
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I was talking about PW signaling. LDP will assign and distribute transport label without protocol mpls. And for L3VPN, VPN labels are exchanged via BGP that's the reason VPN label will be advertised...
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Hi Folks,Just my 2 cents on this… I could recollect on enabling the protocol mpls on the box, Junos creates the mpls.0 routing table and places three entries in it. Let me do some lab testings to...
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Well, mpls.0 table will still be there even if you don’t enable protocol mpls. And those 4 route will be installed in a table if you just configure protocol mpls (without configuring interfaces)
View ArticleRe: MX Series Routing Engine and SCB datasheet
Hi Folks,Just my 2 cents on this… Feature Explorer is something where you can spend some time to get some insight on SOFTWARE/HARDWARE, Explore by Software ReleaseExplore by ProductExplore...
View ArticleRe: Disabled interface showing in BGP
Hi Folks,Just my 2 cents on this… When an interface is disabled, a route (pointing to the reserved target “REJECT”) with the IP address of the interface and a 32–bit subnet mask is installed in the...
View ArticleRe: Same are OSPF route showing up as External
Hi Folks,Just my 2 cents on this… Please find the default Route Preference Values (Administrative Distance) in JUNOS,...
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