JunOS has some system wide settings for TCP MSS. These are limited to all TCP, IPSec VPN and GRE. Sometimes
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Juniper MX: Simple static VXLAN configuration
On most VXLAN deployments, you’ll want to be using EVPN to distribute MAC addresses between devices. However, if you’re doing
Continue readingJuniper SRX: IPSec VPN sourcing from loopback interface in a VRF
Probably not an overly common setup but you’ll inevitably become frustrated if you try it. As per this Juniper PR,
Continue readingJuniper JunOS: Difference between rib-groups and instance-import
Both rib-groups and instance-import allow you to selectively (or non-selectively) import routes into one VRF from another. I won’t go
Continue readingJuniper MX204 – Enabling 100G ports
This was far more difficult than it should be so it’s worth writing down… First, check the Juniper Port Checker to
Continue readingJunOS error: In routing-instance default-switch interface ae3.0 has vlan and vxlan mixed which is not supported
You might see this error when using VXLAN on Juniper kit after you set an interface to be a member
Continue readingJuniper SRX – Upgrading JunOS from USB
There’s a few ways to do this. Here’s the easiest: First, format your USB drive as fat32. Download the compressed
Continue readingJuniper SRX PPPoE Configuration for Plusnet ADSL
This was a bit of a faff, so I thought I’d document it. The setup here is an ADSL modem
Continue readingAn overview of JunOS Quality of Service (QoS / CoS) configuration
JunOS QoS configuration is flexible, albeit a little tricky to understand. It has a few key components which I shall
Continue readingVLAN manipulation/translation on Juniper MX series routers
The MX series routers are truly excellent. As well as being used for routing, they can also be used for
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