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LACP (LAG) interoperability between the EX Series Switches and Catalyst 6400 Series Switches. A number of interfaces in a Link Aggregation Group (LAG) are not parsing traffic, resulting in packet loss. Removing and re-adding links to the aggregate does not resolve the issue. This scenario is for a LACP config with 4 interfaces in the LAG between the EX4200 Virtual Chassis (VC) and Cisco Catalyst 6500. When the aggregated links are brought online the immediate packet loss is about 60% from a number of PC endpoints (in different subnets but all on the same VLAN)
Networks - Link Aggregation: LACP (LAG) configuration for EX Series Switches and Catalyst 6500 series Switches - Knowledge Base
This article provides information on how to return the configuration on a SRX or J Series device to the factory default version (configuration file that is shipped with the device). For other topics about SRX, go to the SRX Getting Started main page. How to reset the configuration to the factory default. There are three ways to reset an SRX and J-Series device to its factory default configuration.
Networks - SRX Getting Started - Factory Reset - Knowledge Base
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Networks - Initial / default login name and password on EX-series switches - Knowledge Base
Summary: When customers receive a new EX switch and power it on, it requests a login name and password. For first-time JUNOS-EX users this could be confusing as there is no password information included. This article provides the default user ID and password information. Problem or Goal: Solution:
Configuring the Root Password - JUNOS 9.1 System Basics Configuration Guide
[ Contents ] [ Prev ] [ Next ] [ Index ] [ Report an Error ] The JUNOS software is preinstalled on the router. When the router is powered on, it is ready to be configured.
GNS3 works with Juniper if you have the proper iso images. I don't have any unfortunately, so you'll have to find them on your own. by tealtraveler Mar 31
Where can i find Junipers routers emulators, like GNS3 With cisco? by eddgar0 Mar 31