Re: [MX 480] No console access on devices Master RE
Hi Rei, Would suggest restart mgd before RE switch.
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Default route selection @BGP peers
Hi, In my routing table I am receving 0/0 route from two ISP peers and one is only active. And all my network trafffic is passing through active route. Now i want to advertise some subnets to ISP2 peer...
View ArticleBGP and the BOGON/MARTIAN listings
Hi, I wish to ensure that we have full protection at the eBGP upstream peer and therefore need to protect, dynamically, against the bogon/martian IPv4 and IPv6 listings. I have contacted the "Cymru"...
View ArticleRe: [MX 480] No console access on devices Master RE
If restart the MGT or reboot RE and verify any session logs. And also try with Secure CRT or Putty with diffrent version of settings.
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The default route is being used for outgoing traffic. What do you want to loadbalance here? incoming or outgping traffic ?
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Put the peering to both ISP1 AND ISP2 under a single/same group and use the below knob "multipath multiple-as"Both the 0/0 routes will be active set protocols bgp group xx multipath multiple-as If...
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i want to use it for outgoing traffic. And I have advertised equally all prefixes in to both ISPs.
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Thanks for your reply. Let me try this option and update you.
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Ok..in that case alongwith what vincy has mentioned, you need to configure per-packet loadbalancing as well. You can refer to below...
View ArticleRe: BGP and the BOGON/MARTIAN listings
Hi Clive, The ideal way would to term accept the routes/prefixes from known set of peers only & term reject everything else.
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Hi Karand, Yes. I did look at that option. But we are then relying on the upstream provider to ensure that they are not passing on any Bogons/Martians. I have no problem with the peering process to the...
View ArticleGRE Encapsulation
Hi guys, I have a quick question regarding GRE encapsulation. Does GRE encapsulate the whole packet or just the IP header? The below seems to be a bit confusing for me? "GRE encapsulates a payload,...
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Hi,This is how gre encapsulated packet look like.Payload|ip header| Gre header| outer IP header|So you can say, it encapsulate the whole payload ( Inner Ip hearder + it’s payload)
View ArticleRe: BGP and the BOGON/MARTIAN listings
On Juniper, you can try create a static route for each next-hop used for blackholed routesSelect either discard or reject as the next-hop action: labroot@re0> show configuration routing-options...
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Hi, Thanks for the prompt response. Understood now, make sense. Suresh
View ArticleRe: BGP and the BOGON/MARTIAN listings
Hello, wrote: In Cisco, we set the access lists for the bogons to deny and then send this information to the Null0 interface. Is the approach by Juniper the same or is it merely "reject"? This is...
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Re: BGP and the BOGON/MARTIAN listings
Hi, Thanks for the solution from both...... Cymru are the ones that actually informed about the null0... but anyway, that's a different story Thank you to both
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View ArticleRe: J6350 over-utilization of memory
Couple of points to consider. 1. Are you sure that it is only rpd which is cosuming all the memory ? - you may want to recheck the same using "show system proc extensive" to give you exact way ahead....
View ArticleRe: Controlling PPP Users
Hello, How do I control the bandwidth of pppoe clients in dual-stack IPv4 / IPv6?I tested its configuration and only IPv4 was controlled.
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