MX480 - 16.3 - 6VPE IPv6 Routes Hidden
Greetings. I have been struggling with completing a setup in the lab where I have 2 MX's routers acting as PEs. The default RI is configured for MPBGP peering where both IPv4 and IPv6 routes will be...
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DOH! I didn't really think of that. I removed the AS padding and played with some of the other options and it plunked right into inet.0. So, there ya go. Thanks for pointing that out.
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Hello, There is a lot of configuration that is extra or not needed. There's a confusion in your rib-groups, you have a lot of tables in "myrib" and you're not applying it anywhere, so it's not doing...
View ArticleRe: MX480 - 16.3 - 6VPE IPv6 Routes Hidden
You are corect, there are no routes in inet.3 or inet6.3. Some of this configuration I used from a few websites showing IPv4. All the routes and traffic flow are correct and work (by accident, maybe)...
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Don't worry, 6PE and 6VPE is and advanced topic if you're new to MP-BGP. Your issue is that ::ffff:10.229.21.1 is not present on inet6.3, and bgp.l3vpn-inet6.0 resolves it's routes next-hops with...
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I want to thank you for your time. I had to modify the command you provided as if gave an error (inet.0 vs inet6.0) . The biggest thing is learning how all the various route tables are used and...
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Glad to know you learned something! Sorry for the confusion with the inet0 and inet6, forgot the 6 hehe.
View ArticleMVPN - PE configurations
Hello,Need help migrating configs from Cisco to Juniper for a customer scenario that needs Multicast over MPLS/L3VPN. I have the Juniper config guide for Multicast, and it has a very good section for...
View ArticleExpand loose hop - MPLS LSP across domains
Hi, I'm using the vMX to test MPLS LSP across differnet OSPF areas/AS. I can't seem to get the following configuration to work TopologyR1 (10.200.86.1) -> R3 -> R5 (ASBR) -> R7 (ASBR) -> R9...
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Hello, Interesting scenario, we will have to check it step by step. You need a route towards 10.200.86.12 in R1 (could be in inet.0), could you do a "show route" for that? Also, you have...
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Hi, Have you tried this link, this has working example you are looking for. https://www.juniper.net/documentation/en_US/junos15.1/topics/example/multicast-vpn-example-mbgp-mvpn-solutions.html Hope it...
View ArticleRe: Problem with FPC on mx5
root@jMX80-Test> show chassis network-services Network Services Mode: Enhanced-IProot@jMX80-Test> show configuration chassis network-servicesroot@jMX80-Test> configure Entering configuration mode
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ospf area0 not connected
as shown above a019's area0 is not connected to a020's area0(they connect to each via trunk which work for area1) Same problem for b019/020 1:what is the impact of this design?(better to use traffic...
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Hello, I hope you are doing well. From what I understand, you have two separate areas, both area 0. The trunk links a019-a020 and b019-b020 are both configured in area 1. Taking the previous into...
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Hi Sara,Thanks for responding so quickly.Yes. Your link is a sub-heading of the full doc that I linked. It is the best example that I can find out there for the JUNIPER configuration, but it is still...
View ArticleSNMP index dynamic subscriber
Hi, I would like to monitor my dynamic subscribers via SNMP.But every time the session reestablished the SNMP interface index get a new value. Is there a way to set this static via RADIUS or retrieve...
View ArticleRe: ospf area0 not connected
- Why are a019-a020 and b019-b020 links in area 1 and for which reasons should they remain that way (if there are any)? ------------------------it is a trunk link, all vlans ip...
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Ok. It seems I am not undertanding 100% the topology from that diagram, if you could add the details of interfaces and IP's a little more clearly I would appreciate it. Another thing I am not...
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Hi Aarriola, Thank you so much for the input. i will test it and update. lish
View ArticleRe: ospf area0 not connected
I hope it is clear now. it has 2 seperated ospf area0 a019-b019 and a020-b020. r1 and r4 are connect to area0 a019-b019 since it is vlan... I wonder whether it has problem and what it is. sorry for...
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