Juniper J-Series Administration Manual page 314

J-series Services Router Administration Guide
Alarms Summary page...............................................174
alert logging severity..................................................158
alias, CoS value..........................................................125
alternative boot media See boot devices; USB
ambient temperature, monitoring..............................112
any level statement....................................................162
any logging facility.....................................................157
archiving system logs.................................................161
arithmetic operators, for multicast traffic...................250
AS path, displaying....................................................117
AT commands, for modem initialization
description............................................................31
modifying.............................................................41
attacks
brute force, preventing.........................................26
detecting with IDS...............................................139
dictionary, preventing...........................................26
authentication
adding a RADIUS server (Quick Configuration).......8
adding a TACACS+ server (Quick
Configuration).....................................................9
local password, by default.....................................10
login classes......................................................5, 16
methods.................................................................4
order of user authentication (configuration
editor)...............................................................15
RADIUS authentication (configuration editor).......12
specifying a method (Quick Configuration)...........10
specifying access privileges (Quick
Configuration)...................................................11
TACACS+ authentication (configuration
editor)...............................................................13
user accounts....................................................4, 17
authorization logging facility......................................157
autoinstallation
automatic configuration process...........................84
CLI configuration editor........................................85
default configuration file.......................................84
establishing...........................................................81
host-specific configuration file..............................84
interfaces..............................................................82
IP address procurement process...........................83
J-Web configuration editor....................................85
overview...............................................................82
protocols for procuring an IP address...................82
requirements........................................................84
status....................................................................87
TFTP server..........................................................83
verifying...............................................................86
autoinstallation, compatibility with the DHCP
server.......................................................................65
automatic configuration See autoinstallation
Avaya VoIP, monitoring.............................................151
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B
BBL (bearer bandwidth limit)
available.............................................................152
reported..............................................................152
bearer bandwidth limit See BBL
BGP (Border Gateway Protocol)
monitoring..........................................................117
peers, probes to See BGP RPM probes
RPM probes to BGP neighbors See BGP RPM
probes
statistics..............................................................117
status..................................................................118
BGP groups, displaying..............................................117
BGP neighbors
directing RPM probes to......................................285
displaying...........................................................118
monitoring with RPM probes..............................283
BGP peers See BGP neighbors
BGP routing information............................................117
BGP RPM probes
directing to select BGP neighbors (configuration
editor).............................................................285
overview.............................................................271
setting up on local and remote Services Router
(configuration editor).......................................283
BGP sessions, status...................................................118
binary operators, for multicast traffic.........................250
boot devices...............................................................186
configuring (CLI).................................................189
configuring (J-Web).............................................186
selecting (CLI).............................................196, 197
selecting (J-Web).................................................195
storing memory snapshots..................................190
See also compact flash; USB
boot operations, DHCP.................................................71
BOOTP, for autoinstallation..........................................86
braces, in configuration statements...........................xviii
brackets
angle, in syntax descriptions..............................xviii
square, in configuration statements...................xviii
brute force attacks, preventing.....................................26
buffer space, for PIM (in FPC summary).....................113
built-in Ethernet ports See Ethernet ports; management
interfaces
bytes transmitted.......................................................115
C
cables
console port, connecting.......................................21
Ethernet rollover, connecting................................21
caller ID, for dial-in over USB modems........................36
See also dialer interface, for USB modem
capturing packets See packet capture
Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol, enabling
on dialer interfaces...................................................37