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Juniper JUNOSE SOFTWARE FOR E SERIES 11.3.X - POLICY MANAGEMENT CONFIGURATION GUIDE 2010-10-04 Configuration Manual (632 pages)

Software for E Series Broadband Services Routers System Basics Configuration Guide

Brand: Juniper | Category: Software | Size: 8.09 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
7
About the Documentation
27
Audience
27
E Series and Junose Documentation and Release Notes
27
E Series and Junose Text and Syntax Conventions
27
Table 1: Notice Icons
28
Table 2: Text and Syntax Conventions
28
About the Documentation
29
Documentation Feedback
29
Obtaining Documentation
29
Requesting Technical Support
29
Opening a Case with JTAC
30
Self-Help Online Tools and Resources
30
Chapters
31
- Planning Your Network
  31
- Planning Your Network
  33
- Platform Considerations
  33
- Edge Applications Overview
  34
- Interface Specifiers
  34
- Private Line Aggregation
  34
- Figure 1: Private Line Aggregation with the E Series Router
  35
- Planning Your Network
  35
- Table 3: Common Access/Uplink Pairings
  35
- Xdsl Session Termination
  35
- Layered Approach
  36
Figure 2: B-RAS Application
36
Chapter 1 Planning Your Network

37
Chapter 2 Command-Line Interface

57
- Command Modes
  57
- Overview
  57
- Command-Line Prompts
  58
- Figure 21: Command Mode Architecture
  58
- Command-Line Interface
  59
  - Keywords
    59
    
    Keywords and Parameters
    59
    
    Parameters
    59
    
    Keywords and Parameters Together
    60
    
    Using CLI Commands
    60
    
    Abbreviated Commands
    61
    
    Backspace or Delete
    61
    
    Enter
    61
    
    The ? Key
    61
    
    Arrow Keys
    62
    
    Tab
    62
    
    The no Version
    62
    
    Run and Do Commands
    63
    
    Show Commands
    64
    
    Redirection of Show Command Output
    68
    
    Table 4: Redirect Operators
    68
    
    Table 5: Supported Regular Expression Metacharacters
    69
    
    The - -More- - Prompt
    70
    
    Responding to Prompts
    73
    
    CLI Status Indicators
    74
    
    Accessing the CLI
    75
    
    Initialization Sequence
    75
    
    Levels of Access
    75
    
    Logging in
    75
    
    Platform Considerations
    75
    
    Privileged Level
    75
    
    User Level
    75
    
    Defining CLI Levels of Privilege
    76
    
    Privileged-Level Access
    76
    
    Accessing the Privileged Exec Level
    77
    
    Moving from Privileged Exec to User Exec Mode
    78
    
    CLI Command Privileges
    79
    
    CLI Privilege Groups
    79
    
    Logging out
    79
    
    Examples Using Privilege Group Membership
    80
    
    CLI Command Exceptions
    84
    
    CLI Keyword Mapping
    84
    
    Setting Privileges for Ambiguous Commands
    85
    
    Setting Privilege Levels for a Group of Commands
    86
    
    Setting Privilege Levels for All Commands in a Mode
    86
    
    Setting Privilege Levels for Multiple Commands
    86
    
    Setting Privilege Levels for no or Default Versions
    86
    
    Using the Order of Precedence
    86
    
    Superseding Privilege Levels with the All Keyword
    87
    
    Removing the All Keyword
    88
    
    Setting Default Line Privilege
    88
    
    Viewing CLI Privilege Information
    89
    
    Viewing Privilege Levels for All Connected Users
    89
    
    Viewing Privilege Levels for Changed CLI Commands
    89
    
    Viewing the Current User Privilege Level
    89
    
    (Question Mark Key)
    90
    
    Table 6: Help Commands
    90
    
    Using Help
    90
    
    Basic Editing
    93
    
    Command-Line Editing Keys
    93
    
    Help Command
    93
    
    Partial-Keyword <Tab
    93
    
    Using Command-Line Editing
    93
    
    Table 7: Command-Line Editing Keys
    94
    
    Command History Keys
    95
    
    Pagination Keys
    95
    
    Table 8: Command History Keys
    95
    
    Accessing Command Modes
    96
  - Regular Expressions
    69
  - Table 10: Command Mode Overview
    96
  - Table 9: Pagination Keys
    96
  - Exec Modes
    109
  - Password Protection
    110
  - Executing a Script File
    111
  - Global Configuration Mode
    111
  - AAA Profile Configuration Mode
    112
  - Address Family Configuration Mode
    112
  - ATM VC Configuration Mode
    112
  - ATM VC Class Configuration Mode
    113
  - Classifier Group Configuration Mode
    114
  - Color Mark Profile Configuration Mode
    114
  - Control Plane Configuration Mode
    115
  - Controller Configuration Mode
    115
  - DHCP Local Pool Configuration Mode
    115
  - Domain Map Configuration Mode
    116
  - Domain Map Tunnel Configuration Mode
    116
  - Dos Protection Group Configuration Mode
    117
  - Drop Profile Configuration Mode
    117
  - Explicit Path Configuration Mode
    118
  - Flow Cache Configuration Mode
    118
  - Interface Configuration Mode
    119
  - IP NAT Pool Configuration Mode
    119
  - IP PIM Data MDT Configuration Mode
    120
  - IP Service Profile Configuration Mode
    120
- Ipsec CA Identity Configuration Mode
  120
- Traffic Class Group Configuration Mode
  143
  - Tunnel Group Configuration Mode
    143
  - Tunnel Group Tunnel Configuration Mode
    143
  - Tunnel Profile Configuration Mode
    144
  - Tunnel Server Configuration Mode
    144
  - VRF Configuration Mode
    144
  - VR Group Configuration Mode
    145
  - Installing Junose Software
    147
  - Overview
    147
  - Identifying the Software Release File
    148
- Table 11: Software Release Files
  148
Chapter 3 Installing Junose Software

149
Chapter 4 Configuring SNMP

167
- Table 16: SNMP Terminology
  168
- Terminology
  168
- SNMP Client
  169
- SNMP Features Supported
  169
- Accessing Supported SNMP Mibs
  170
- Juniper Networks E Series Enterprise Mibs
  170
- SNMP Mibs
  170
- SNMP Server
  170
- SNMP Versions
  170
- Standard SNMP Mibs
  170
- Configuring SNMP
  171
  - Security Features
    171
    
    Management Features
    172
    
    Table 17: Relationship Among Groups, Security Levels, and Views
    172
    
    Creating SNMP Proxy
    173
    
    Disabling and Reenabling SNMP Proxy
    173
    
    Virtual Routers
    173
    
    Communicating with the SNMP Engine
    174
    
    Table 18: Snmpengineid Structure Object
    174
    
    SNMP Attributes
    175
    
    SNMP Operations
    175
    
    Table 19: Relationship between Snmpv1/V2C and Snmpv3 Attributes
    175
    
    Table 20: SNMP Operations
    175
    
    Table 21: SNMP PDU Types
    176
    
    Before You Configure SNMP
    177
    
    References
    177
    
    Enabling SNMP
    178
    
    SNMP Configuration Tasks
    178
    
    Community Name
    179
    
    Configuring SNMP V1/V2C Community
    179
    
    IP Access List
    179
    
    Privilege Levels
    179
    
    Configuring SNMP Dynamic Groups and Views
    180
    
    Configuring Snmpv3 Users
    180
    
    Configuring SNMP Packet Size
    181
    
    Setting Server Parameters
    181
    
    Configuring Encoding Method
    182
    
    Configuring Memory Warning
    182
    
    Compressing Interfaces
    183
    
    Managing Interface Sublayers
    183
    
    Controlling Interface Numbering
    185
    
    Configuring Traps
    186
    
    Monitoring Interface Tables
    186
    
    IP Hosts
    187
    
    Trap Categories
    187
    
    Table 22: Trap Severity Descriptions
    188
    
    Trap Severity Levels
    188
    
    Configuring Trap Queues
    193
    
    Specifying an Egress Point for SNMP Traps
    193
    
    Configuring Trap Notification Logs
    194
    
    Configuring the SNMP Server Event Manager
    196
    
    Recovering Lost Traps
    196
    
    Event MIB Purpose
    197
    
    Event MIB Structure
    197
    
    Trigger Table
    197
    
    Configuration Tasks
    198
    
    Event Table
    198
    
    Objects Table
    198
    
    Defining a Boolean Test
    200
    
    Defining an Existence Test
    201
    
    Defining a Threshold Test
    202
    
    Monitoring Events
    208
    
    Collecting Bulk Statistics
    213
    
    Interface Strings
    215
    
    Table 23: Interface Strings
    215
    
    Configuring Collectors and Receivers
    217
    
    Understanding Counter Discontinuity
    217
    
    Deleting All Bulkstats Configurations
    223
    
    Monitoring Collection Statistics
    223
    
    Table 24: Data Retrieved According to Schema
    233
    
    Understanding Schemas
    233
    
    If-Stats Schema Objects
    234
    
    Table 25: If-Stats Schema Objects
    234
    
    IGMP Schema Objects
    235
    
    Policy Schema Objects
    236
    
    Table 26: IGMP Schema Objects
    236
    
    Table 27: Policy Schema Objects
    236
    
    Qos Schema Objects
    237
    
    Table 28: Qos Schema Objects
    237
    
    Configuring Schemas
    239
    
    Mapping Bulkstats Output to MIB Flies and CLI Configurations for Bulk Statistics Schema
    242
    
    Table 29: Mapping Bulkstats Output to MIB Flies and CLI Configurations for Policy Schema
    242
    
    Table 30: Mapping Bulkstats Output to MIB Flies and CLI Configurations for Qos
    250
    
    Monitoring Schema Statistics
    254
    
    Configuring Interface Numbering Mode
    255
    
    Setting Remote Filenames
    256
    
    Using the Bulk Statistics Formatter
    256
    
    Guidelines
    257
    
    Specifying End of Line Format
    257
    
    Establishing a Baseline
    258
    
    Managing Virtual Routers
    258
    
    Monitoring SNMP
    258
    
    Viewing SNMP Status
    259
    
    Output Filtering
    268
    
    Managing the System
    269
    
    Naming the System
    270
    
    Overview
    270
    
    Platform Considerations
    270
  - Platform Considerations
    176
  - SNMP PDU Types
    176
Chapter 5 Managing the System

271
- Configuring the Switch Fabric Bandwidth
  271
  - Configuring Timing
    271
    
    Monitoring Timing
    273
    
    Using the CLI
    273
    
    Configuring Vty Lines
    276
    
    Managing Vty Lines
    276
    
    Monitoring Vty Lines
    277
    
    Clearing Lines
    278
    
    Defining the Configuration Output Format
    279
    
    Monitoring the Current Configuration
    279
    
    Table 31: Output Locations for Layer 2 and Layer 3 Interface Configurations
    279
    
    Table 32: Categories of Router Settings
    285
    
    Table 33: Types of System Files and Corresponding Extensions
    307
    
    Managing the User Space from a Network Host
    309
    
    Table 34: FTP Commands that the System Supports
    309
    
    File Commands and FTP Servers
    310
    
    Renaming Files
    310
    
    Table 35: File Types You Can Rename
    311
    
    Deleting Files
    312
    
    Monitoring Files
    313
    
    Table 36: File Types You Can Delete
    313
    
    Viewing Files
    316
    
    Transferring Files
    317
    
    Copying and Redirecting Files
    318
    
    Figure 22: Transferring System Files to the E Series Router
    318
    
    References
    318
    
    Using the Copy Command
    319
    
    Table 37: File Types You Can Transfer Using the Copy Command
    320
    
    Copy Command Examples
    324
    
    Using TFTP to Transfer Files
    325
    
    Configuring Authentication
    326
    
    Configuring the FTP Server
    326
    
    Features
    326
    
    FTP Passive Mode
    326
    
    Configuration Example
    327
    
    Configuration Tasks
    327
  - Detecting Corrupt File Configurations
    288
  - Automatically Recovering Corrupt Configuration Files
    290
  - Configuring the System Automatically
    294
  - Saving the Current Configuration
    294
  - Installation Prerequisites for the Desktop Tool
    297
  - Using the Desktop Tool for Viewing Uncompressed Text Configuration
    297
  - Requirements for Linux Systems
    298
  - Requirements for Microsoft Windows Systems
    298
  - Requirements for Sun Solaris Systems
    298
  - Customizing the User Interface
    299
  - Setting the Console Speed
    299
  - Usage Notes for the Perl Script
    299
  - Configuring the Display Terminal
    300
  - Specifying the Character Set
    300
  - Configuring Login Conditions
    301
  - Setting Time Limits for User Login
    301
  - Configuring CLI Messages
    302
  - Setting Time Limits for User Input
    302
  - Monitoring the Console Settings
    304
  - Sending Messages
    306
  - Managing Files
    307
  - Managing Memory
    307
- Customizing the Configuration Output
  284
- Figure 23: FTP Configuration Example
  327
- Monitoring the FTP Server
  328
  - Copying Partial Releases
    330
    
    Configuration Tasks
    332
    
    Configuring the NFS Client
    332
    
    Prerequisites
    332
    
    References
    332
    
    Monitoring the NFS Client
    333
    
    Using a Loopback Interface
    334
    
    Configuring DNS
    335
    
    Using the Telnet Client
    335
    
    Assigning Name Servers
    336
    
    Figure 24: DNS Hierarchy Example
    336
    
    Table 38: Chassis Slot Numbers Versus Hardware Slot Numbers
    347
    
    Tracking IP Prefix Reachability
    348
    
    Gathering Information for Customer Support
    349
    
    Enabling and Disabling the Resource Threshold Monitor
    350
    
    Managing and Monitoring Resources
    350
    
    Viewing Resource Threshold Information
    351
    
    Monitoring the System
    352
    
    Managing Modules
    371
    
    Overview
    371
    
    Line Modules and I/O Modules
    372
    
    Platform Considerations
    372
    
    Router
    372
    
    SRP Modules
    372
  - References
    336
  - Monitoring DNS
    338
  - Using One Name Resolver for Multiple Virtual Routers
    338
  - Boot Mode
    339
  - Creating Core Dump Files
    339
  - Troubleshooting the System
    339
  - Global Configuration Mode
    340
  - Managing Core Dump Files
    342
  - Enabling and Disabling the Core Dump Monitor
    343
  - Specifying the Core Dump Monitor Interval
    344
  - Viewing Core Dump Monitor Status
    344
  - Accessing the Core Dump File
    345
  - Capturing and Writing Core Dumps
    346
  - Understanding the Core Dump File
    347
Chapter 6 Managing Modules

373

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Table of Contents
9
List of Tables
19
About the Documentation
21
Table 1: Notice Icons
22
Table 2: Text and Syntax Conventions
22
Documentation Feedback
23
Requesting Technical Support
23
Part 1 Chapters
25
Chapter 1 System Logging Overview

27
Chapter 2 Event Categories

45
- Event Categories
  47
  - A Commands
    49
  - Aaaatm1483Cfg
    49
  - Aaaenginegeneral
    50
  - Aaaqoscfg
    50
  - Aaaservergeneral
    51
  - Aaauseraccess
    51
  - Addressservergeneral
    52
  - Ar1Aaaservergeneral
    52
  - Atm
    53
  - Atm1483
    53
  - Atm1483Vcclass
    54
- Atmaal5
  55
  - Atmvcclass
    55
  - Auditipsec
    56
  - B Commands
    57
  - Bfdadaptivity
    57
Chapter 4 B Commands

57
- Bfdevents
  58
- Bfdgeneral
  58
- Bfdsession
  59
- Bgpconnections
  59
- Bgpdampening
  60
- Bgpevents
  61
- Bgpgeneral
  62
- Bgpgracefulrestart
  62
- Bgpipv6Nexthops
  63
- Bgpkeepalives
  64
- Bgpmessages
  65
- Bgpneighborchanges
  66
- Bgpnexthops
  66
- Bgproutes
  67
- Bridge
  70
- Bridgeengine
  70
- Bridgingmgr
  71
- Bulkstats
  71
- C Commands
  73
- Cacgeneral
  73
Chapter 5 C Commands

73
- Cacintf
  74
- Clicommand
  74
- Cligeneral
  75
- Connectionmanager
  75
- Cops
  76
- Copspr
  76
- Coredump
  77
- Ctreelog
  77
- D Commands
  79
Chapter 6 D Commands

79
- DCM
  80
- Dcmenginegeneral
  80
- Debounceevents
  81
- Debouncegeneral
  81
- Dhcpcapture
  82
- Dhcpexternal
  82
- Dhcpexternalengine
  83
- Dhcpgeneral
  83
- Dhcpissulog
  84
- Dhcplocalclients
  84
- Dhcplocalgeneral
  85
- Dhcplocalhighavailability
  85
- Dhcplocalpool
  86
- Dhcplocalprotocol
  86
- Dhcpofferlog
  87
- Dhcppbegeneral
  88
- Dhcpproxygeneral
  88
- Dhcprelaygeneral
  89
- Dhcprelaynvwritergeneral
  89
- Dhcpv6Client
  90
- Dhcpv6Demuxgeneral
  90
- Dhcpv6Lsgeneral
  91
- Dismaneventmgr
  91
- Dnsgenerallog
  92
- Dosprotection
  92
- Ds1
  93
- Ds3
  93
- Dvmrpgeneral
  94
- Dvmrpgracefulrestart
  95
- Dvmrpmcasttable
  96
- Dvmrpprobercv
  96
- Dvmrpprobesent
  97
- Dvmrprttable
  97
- E Commands
  99
- Ethernet
  99
- Ethernetstatesession
  99

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