Re: OSPF Unnumbered interface between Cisco and Juniper
Cisco Config----------------router ospf 99 router-id 10.99.99.1 area 0.0.0.0 authentication message-digest log-adjacency-changes timers throttle spf 1 100 5000 timers lsa-arrival 70 auto-cost...
View ArticleTraffic flatted
Hi guys, We have issue with traffic flatted on red-d5-kbl. based on log message we found [18:28, 12/13/2016] +62 813-6134-1297: nec-riad@RED-D5-KBL> start shell pfe network fpc3 NPC platform...
View ArticleRe: RIB,FIB, and PPS (Packet Per second) Maximum capacity on Juniper MX5 can...
As far as I know, MX5 *are* MX80 with a license limitation that grant you the usage of only 1 MIC slot.Apart from this limitation, the general performance is the performance of a MX80 (55 tp 60Mpps in...
View Articlevpls mac-filter
Hi Experts I have a vpls instance created in multiple routers PE-0, PE-1, and PE-2.I'm trying to achieve the following:PE-1 and PE-2 ONLY to learn the mac address of CE connected to PE-0.PE-0 to learn...
View ArticleCisco BGP Conversion
I have a good working BGP configuration on our Cisco routers (multiple sites) which each site has two MPLS providers. The config below prefers one carrier over the other and prevents a sitte from...
View ArticleOSPF to BGP redistribution route-filter
I want to export all of my ospf routes into bgp except for 172.16.0.0/16. I have tried the following config, but it is not working. Any suggestions? policy-options { policy-statement ospf-to-bgp {...
View ArticleRe: OSPF Unnumbered interface between Cisco and Juniper
I've used a similar configuration but remove the p2p parameter on the loopback interface itself leaving this as just passive and having the p2p only on the physical interface setting.
View ArticleRe: OSPF to BGP redistribution route-filter
I think this might be what you are looking for. policy-statement ospf-into-bgp { term ospf-reject { from { protocol ospf; route-filter 172.16.0.0/12 orlonger; } then reject; } term ospf-accept { from...
View ArticleTrouble pinging to the bgp route from ibgp core
Hello, I have three route reflector configured in the core where, R3(RR) is directly connected and R5(RR) is connected to R3. I'm trying to do ping from R5 to T1 or T2 but i can't ping there. Please...
View ArticleRe: Trouble pinging to the bgp route from ibgp core
Try to ping with source address of lo0 interface ping source XXX 130.130.0.1 P.S. also you can configure default-address-selection to use address from lo0 interface by default
View ArticleRe: Trouble pinging to the bgp route from ibgp core
Thanks for the quick reply. I can't ping using source address as well.root@R5# run ping source 10.0.3.5 130.130.0.1 PING 130.130.0.1 (130.130.0.1): 56 data bytes ^C --- 130.130.0.1 ping statistics ---...
View ArticleRe: Trouble pinging to the bgp route from ibgp core
Hi, I would suggest checking on T1 & T2 for return routes to R5.Also, doesn't seem to be having a route for 120.120.0.1 on R5. Cheers,Ashvin
View ArticleRe: Cisco BGP Conversion
Hi, You could try using the ios-to-junos conversion tool:https://kb.juniper.net/InfoCenter/index?page=content&id=KB15482&smlogin=true&actp=search It would generate a junos equivalent...
View ArticleRe: Trouble pinging to the bgp route from ibgp core
Thanks Ashvin!!. I really appriciate your help. Policy wasn't configured correctly on T1 and T2, That's why i wasn't able to traceroute to T1 and T2 from R5. Corrected the policy and i can see route...
View ArticleRe: Cisco BGP Conversion
Ashvin:I tried but it only partially (at best) converted the config. Appreciate the reply.Jeff
View ArticleRegard command "commit comment PostN"
Hi The command "commit comment PostN" has two meaning. One is to commit, and second is its comment. My question is how to use its second meaning "comment PostN"? Thank you
View ArticleRe: Regard command "commit comment PostN"
Hi, the 'commit comment' is a pretty handy tool, cause then if you run a '> show system commit', you will be able to see all the last commits, alongside with the comments. So you if use meaningful...
View ArticleRegarding command "show configuration | save Post"
Hi, Regarding command "show configuration | save Post", it is to save configutation for review or something else? Does it have any function else? Thank you
View ArticleRe: Regarding command "show configuration | save Post"
Yes, it is to review the configuration, and also for saving pieces of configuration that you can re-load later on using the command: # load set $filename$
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