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Hi AkanKsha, Thank you for your prompt answer. > 19.4R3-S3 version is not available for download on the Juniper Software Download page. >JTAC should be able to help you with the required image. >Please get in touch with JTAC for the download link to the 19.4R3-S3 version. Understood. ...
Hello Fred Ellena, 19.4R3-S3 version is not available for download on the Juniper Software Download page. JTAC should be able to help you with the required image. Please get in touch with JTAC for the download link to the 19.4R3-S3 version. Thanks & Regards, Akanksha Mathur ------------------------------ ...
Thanks Farid, I will give a try with IP, I followed the instruction below that says next-hop has to be interface . I will let you know. https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/cos/topics/concept/cos-configuring-cos-based-forwarding.html When you configure CBF with OSPF as the ...
Policy: MS_DYNAPP, action-type: permit, services-offload:not-configured , State: enabled, Index: 25 0 Policy Type: Configured It seems that the KRB5 dynamic application only allows UDP. However, Kerberos can operate over both UDP and TCP. Looks like Juniper isn't aware of this :)
You can also use show security match-policies to check what policies get applied. Reference: https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/cli-reference/topics/ref/command/show-security-match-policies.html ------------------------------ Nikolay Semov ------------------------------
Strange... Looks like your traffic is correctly identified as KRB5. Can you run a flow trace to see at what point exactly things are going sideways? And just to eliminate the simple things: * I'm pretty sure you still need an "application" statement in order for the MS_DYNAPP policy to be valid; it ...
I haven't used it for JSC specifically, but generally NPS works fine with JunOS. Since you're getting rejections from the NPS, check its logs to see if you can see any clues for the rejection. You can also experiment with the authentication methods on the Constraints tab of the policy that's supposed ...
High-level functionality description of BIER as MVPN provider tunnels in the upcoming release of PTX Express 5. Introduction In Cheers! Have a BIER , we explained how BIER [RFC8279] works and how it has come to a prime time for BIER deployment with the hardware capabilities from several major vendors across the edge/access/core platforms. ...
What does differentiate the ACX7024X from the ACX7024 devices? In this short article, we will explain the differences and the motivation behind the creation of this new router. Introduction We launched the ACX7024 in mid-2022, with the following characteristics: 1RU Ethernet router. Built for the aggregation of SFP ...
Using Juniper vSRX on hardware with constrained resources, typically a mini-PC serving as flexible Internet gateway. Those are lately very popular due to low footprint yet with capabilities making them suitable for running virtual machines. Introduction At very minimum, a mini-PC is tool for engineers to have x86 based SRX ( vSRX ) at home ...
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