Juniper Day One+ LWC Manual page 7

Before connecting the LWC to the internal network, ensure that you have:
• A DHCP or static IP address.
• IP connectivity to the Domain Name Server (DNS), all the direct devices on the network, and bastion hosts used (if
applicable) to access the devices.
• Enabled NETCONF in the Junos OS configuration of all target Juniper devices. The LWC uses SSH credentials to
connect to the devices on the network and, if used, bastion hosts.
See also Establish an SSH Connection for a NETCONF
• Enabled SFTP for the Remote Connectivity Suite over port 22 only for file collection.
See also Configure Incoming SFTP
Before connecting the LWC to the external network, ensure that you have the following ready:
• A DHCP or static IP address.
• A DNS server in case you have selected a static address. In case of any subsequent change to the DNS, you must
inform Juniper about it and get it updated. Otherwise, the LWC might lose connectivity to the external endpoints.
The LWC supports real static, private static, or DHCP addresses. It prefers Network Address Translation (NAT).
• Accessibility to the DNS and IP addresses specified in
xe-0/0/13 on the LWC.
Table 1: Outbound Connectivity Requirements
Description
Juniper cloud
The subnet of the IP address assigned to the internal network port must be different from the subnet of the IP address
assigned to the external network port. See
Table 2: Static Interface Table Mapping
Network Type
Network access
(internal)
Juniper cloud access
(external)
Configure the LWC Manually
Here's how to configure the LWC device manually, by using the LWC captive portal:
Connections.
DNS Name
AWSProxy-
prod.jssprod.junipercloud.net
Table 2 on page
LWC Interface
xe-0/0/12
xe-0/0/13
Session.
Table 1 on page 7
IP Address
52.223.32.79, 35.71.174.221,
35.164.173.102, 52.26.8.178,
54.149.201.209
7.
LWC Port Identification
0
1
through the IP addresses assigned to
Port
443
IP Address
Internal Static 1
External Static 1
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Subnet
Subnet 1
Subnet 2