Elevate

Welcome to the Juniper Elevate Community

hero image

Featured Post

Promoted

Promo tile background

Check out the new TechPost 

Bits and Bytes Articles on Automated WAN Solutions, from Network Engineers to Network Engineers.

Browse Posts

Latest Discussions

  • Posted in: SRX

    I was experiencing a few network issues since this morning when I connected a switch to which a Proxmox host was connected to the SRX. It took me a few hours to realize that the VyOS VM was still running on it so I had two routers in the same network, all with the same VLANS, subnets and DNS settings. ...

  • Profile Picture

    EX4000 stencils

    Posted in: Switching

    Can we please get EX4000 stencils? ------------------------------ MARK JOHNS ------------------------------

  • Posted in: SRX

    I missed that part of your configuration yesterday. Yes, addresses need to be defined in an address book attached to the corresponding zone. Note that you can attach an address book to more than one zone, and you have a global address book, so you can organize addresses however you like. As for DHCP, ...

  • Posted in: Routing

    From 19.4, go via 20.4R3 to 21.2R3-S8. ------------------------------ Olivier Benghozi ------------------------------

  • Posted in: SRX

    I have tested the above configuration and it gives me the following error after loading the set: [edit security policies from-zone WORK to-zone LAN] 'policy ALLOW_DNS_1' warning: Destination address or address_set (192.168.10.110/32) not found. Please check if it is a SecProfiling Feed. *from-zone ...

  • Posted in: SRX

    Yes, that looks alright. ------------------------------ Nikolay Semov ------------------------------

  • Posted in: SRX

    Great Nicolay! The above works very well! Thank you for your help. If I was to add another rule for let's say maybe a local DNS server, could I just do something like this: #Set a group to allow access to a local DNS server set groups GROUP_ALLOW_DNS security policies from-zone <*> to-zone <*> ...

Latest Articles

  • Posted to: TechPost Blogs

    In modern MPLS networks, managing traffic flows with precision is essential for maintaining performance and reliability. RSVP-TE provides a robust framework for establishing traffic-engineered paths that align with specific resource requirements. As network conditions fluctuate, static bandwidth reservations often fall short. To address this, dynamic ...

  • Posted to: TechPost Blogs

    There has been a lot of interest recently in Large Language Models (LLMs). One of the major applications of LLMs is conversational AI that enables natural language interactions between people and chatbots. In this article we’ll talk about LLM Connector, which is a chatbot within Routing Director that leverages LLMs. This article has been prepared ...

  • Posted to: TechPost Blogs

    While destination-based forwarding works well for most traffic, certain services require more tailored handling – such as routing based on source’s IP or DSCP values. Leveraging alternative traffic-engineered (TE) paths for such flows enhances network flexibility and creates a compelling business case. Introduction “All animals are equal, but ...

Top Contributors of the Week