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Juniper JUNOSe 11.1 Configuration Manual (640 pages)

System Basics Configuration Guide Software for E Series Broadband Services Routers

Brand: Juniper | Category: Software | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents
9
List of Tables
25
About the Documentation
27
- Audience
  27
  - Documentation Feedback
    27
  - About the Documentation
    29
  - Opening a Case with JTAC
    30
  - Self-Help Online Tools and Resources
    30
  - Chapters
    31
  - Part 1 Chapters
    31
  - Figure 1: Private Line Aggregation with the E Series Router
    35
  - Table 3: Common Access/Uplink Pairings
    35
  - Figure 2: B-RAS Application
    36
  - Figure 3: Network Configuration Using a Bottom-Up Approach
    37
  - Line Modules, I/O Modules, and Ioas
    37
  - Interfaces
    38
  - Subinterfaces
    38
  - General Configuration Tasks
    39
  - Interface Command
    39
  - Configuring Ipsec
    40
  - Configuring Physical Layer Interfaces
    40
  - Configuring Virtual Routers
    40
  - Figure 4: E Series Router Support for Fractional T1/E1 through
    41
  - Line Module Features
    41
  - Configurable HDLC Parameters
    42
  - Configuring Channelized T3 Interfaces
    42
  - Configuring T3 and E3 Interfaces
    43
  - Figure 5: Channelized T3 Interface Configuration Parameters
    43
  - Configuring Ocx/Stmx and OC48 Interfaces
    44
  - Figure 6: T3 Interface Configuration Parameters
    44
  - Figure 7: SONET Interfaces
    44
  - Configuring Channelized Ocx/Stmx Line Interfaces
    45
  - Figure 8: Parameters for T1 over DS3 Interface Configuration
    45
  - Configuring Ethernet Interfaces
    46
  - Configuring Ipsec-Service Interfaces
    46
  - Configuring Tunnel Service Interfaces
    46
  - Configuring Data Link-Layer Interfaces
    47
  - Configuring Ip/Frame Relay
    47
  - Figure 9: Frame Relay Interface Design
    47
  - Figure 10: Structure of Frame Relay Protocols
    48
  - Figure 11: Serial Interface Configuration Parameters for a Frame Relay Connection
    48
  - Configuring IP/ATM
    49
  - Figure 12: E Series Router IP/ATM Access Connection
    49
  - Figure 13: Structure of the ATM Interface Design
    49
  - Configuring IP/PPP
    50
  - Configuring Routing Protocols
    54
  - Configuring Qos
    55
  - Configuring Routing Policy
    55
  - Configuring VRRP
    55
  - Configuring Policy Management
    56
  - Configuring Remote Access
    56
  - Command Modes
    59
  - Command-Line Interface
    59
  - Overview
    59
  - Command-Line Prompts
    61
  - Keywords
    61
  - Keywords and Parameters
    61
  - Exec Modes
    116
  - Password Protection
    117
  - Executing a Script File
    118
  - Global Configuration Mode
    118
  - AAA Profile Configuration Mode
    119
  - Address Family Configuration Mode
    119
  - ATM VC Class Configuration Mode
    120
  - ATM VC Configuration Mode
    120
  - Classifier Group Configuration Mode
    121
  - Color Mark Profile Configuration Mode
    121
  - Control Plane Configuration Mode
    122
  - Controller Configuration Mode
    122
  - DHCP Local Pool Configuration Mode
    123
  - Domain Map Configuration Mode
    123
  - Domain Map Tunnel Configuration Mode
    124
  - Dos Protection Group Configuration Mode
    124
  - Drop Profile Configuration Mode
    125
  - Explicit Path Configuration Mode
    125
  - Flow Cache Configuration Mode
    126
  - Interface Configuration Mode
    126
  - IP NAT Pool Configuration Mode
    127
  - IP PIM Data MDT Configuration Mode
    127
  - IP Service Profile Configuration Mode
    128
  - Ipsec CA Identity Configuration Mode
    128
  - Ipsec Identity Configuration Mode
    128
  - Ipsec IKE Policy Configuration Mode
    129
  - Ipsec Manual Key Configuration Mode
    129
  - Ipsec Peer Public Key Configuration Mode
    130
  - Ipsec Transport Profile Configuration Mode
    130
  - Ipsec Tunnel Profile Configuration Mode
    130
  - IP Tunnel Destination Profile Mode
    131
  - Ipv6 Local Pool Configuration Mode
    132
  - L2 Transport Load-Balancing-Circuit Configuration Mode
    132
  - L2TP Destination Profile Configuration Mode
    133
  - L2TP Destination Profile Host Configuration Mode
    133
  - L2TP Tunnel Switch Profile Configuration Mode
    133
  - Layer 2 Control Configuration Mode
    134
  - Layer 2 Control Neighbor Configuration Mode
    134
  - LDP Configuration Mode
    135
  - Line Configuration Mode
    135
  - Local Ipsec Transport Profile Configuration
    136
  - Local User Configuration Mode
    136
  - Map Class Configuration Mode
    137
  - Map List Configuration Mode
    137
  - Parent Group Configuration Mode
    137
  - Policy List Configuration Mode
    138
  - Policy List Parent Group Configuration Mode
    138
  - Policy Parameter Configuration Mode
    139
  - Pppoe Service Name Table Configuration Mode
    139
  - Profile Configuration Mode
    140
  - Qos Interface Set Configuration Mode
    140
  - Qos Interface Superset Configuration Mode
    140
  - Qos Parameter Definition Configuration Mode
    141
  - Qos Profile Configuration Mode
    141
  - Qos Shared Shaper Control Configuration
    142
  - Queue Profile Configuration Mode
    142
  - RADIUS Configuration Mode
    143
  - RADIUS Relay Configuration Mode
    143
  - Rate Limit Profile Configuration Mode
    144
  - Redundancy Configuration Mode
    145
  - Remote Neighbor Configuration Mode
    145
  - Route Map Configuration Mode
    146
  - Router Configuration Mode
    146
  - RSVP Configuration Mode
    147
  - RTR Configuration Mode
    147
  - Scheduler Profile Configuration Mode
    148
  - Service Session Profile Configuration Mode
    148
  - SNMP Event Manager Configuration Mode
    149
  - Statistics Profile Configuration Mode
    149
  - Subinterface Configuration Mode
    149
  - Subscriber Policy Configuration Mode
    150
  - Traffic Class Configuration Mode
    150
  - Traffic Class Group Configuration Mode
    151
  - Tunnel Group Configuration Mode
    151
  - Tunnel Group Tunnel Configuration Mode
    151
  - Tunnel Profile Configuration Mode
    152
  - Tunnel Server Configuration Mode
    152
  - VR Group Configuration Mode
    153
  - VRF Configuration Mode
    153
  - Before You Configure SNMP
    187
  - References
    187
  - SNMP Configuration Tasks
    188
  - Community Name
    189
  - Configuring SNMP V1/V2C Community
    189
  - Enabling SNMP
    189
  - Privilege Levels
    189
  - Configuring SNMP Dynamic Groups and Views
    190
  - Configuring Snmpv3 Users
    190
  - IP Access List
    190
  - Setting Server Parameters
    191
  - Configuring Encoding Method
    192
  - Configuring Memory Warning
    192
  - Configuring SNMP Packet Size
    192
  - Compressing Interfaces
    193
  - Managing Interface Sublayers
    193
  - Controlling Interface Numbering
    195
  - Monitoring Interface Tables
    196
  - Configuring Traps
    197
  - IP Hosts
    197
  - Trap Categories
    198
  - Trap Severity Levels
    199
- E Series and Junose Documentation and Release Notes
  27
- E Series and Junose Text and Syntax Conventions
  27
- Obtaining Documentation
  27
- Requesting Technical Support
  27
- Table 1: Notice Icons
  28
- Table 2: Text and Syntax Conventions
  28
- Chapter 1 Planning Your Network
  31
- Planning Your Network
  33
- Platform Considerations
  33
- Edge Applications Overview
  34
- Interface Specifiers
  34
- Private Line Aggregation
  34
- Xdsl Session Termination
  35
Configuring Ip/Ethernet
52
Configuring IP/HDLC
52
Chapter 1 Planning Your Network

35
- Layered Approach
  36
  - Figure 14: Structure of ATM Protocol
    50
    
    Figure 15: ATM Interface Configuration Parameters
    50
    
    Figure 16: IP/PPP Connections from the CPE on an E Series Router
    51
    
    Figure 17: Structure of PPP
    51
    
    Figure 18: PPP Interface Configuration Parameters
    51
    
    Figure 19: Structure of Cisco HDLC Protocol
    52
    
    Configuring IP Tunnels
    53
    
    Configuring IP Tunnels, Shared IP Interfaces, and Subscriber Interfaces
    53
    
    Configuring Shared Interfaces and Subscriber Interfaces
    53
    
    Figure 20: Example of IP over Ethernet Stacking Configuration Steps
    53
    
    Figure 21: Command Mode Architecture
    60
    
    Table 7: Command-Line Editing Keys
    97
    
    Command History Keys
    98
    
    Accessing Command Modes
    99
    
    Pagination Keys
    99
    
    Table 8: Command History Keys
    99
    
    Table 9: Pagination Keys
    99
    
    Table 10: Command Mode Overview
    100
    
    Task 5: Configure Access to the Network Host
    164
    
    Task 6: Copy the Release Files to the Network Host
    165
    
    Task 7: Copy the Software Release File to the Router
    165
    
    Task 8: Save the Current Configuration
    166
    
    Task 9: Reboot the System
    166
    
    Installing Software in Boot Mode
    167
    
    Task 1: Obtain the Required Information
    167
    
    Task 2: Divert Network Traffic to Another System
    167
    
    Task 3: Access the Boot Mode
    167
    
    Task 4: Assign an IP Address
    168
    
    Task 5: Configure Access to the Network Host
    168
    
    Task 6: Resetting the SRP Module
    168
    
    Task 7: Copy the Release Files to the Network Host
    168
    
    Task 8: Copy the Software Release File to the Router
    169
    
    Task 9: Reboot the System
    169
    
    Copying Release Files from One Router to Another
    170
    
    Upgrading Systems that Are Operating with Two SRP Modules
    170
    
    Upgrading from Release 5.1.1 or Lower-Numbered Releases
    172
    
    Upgrading a System that Contains One SRP Module
    173
    
    Upgrading Software from an NVS Card
    173
    
    Upgrading Software Remotely through Telnet or FTP
    173
    
    Downgrading Junose Software
    174
    
    Upgrading a System that Contains Two SRP Modules
    174
    
    Overview
    177
    
    Terminology
    178
    
    SNMP Client
    179
    
    SNMP Features Supported
    179
    
    Accessing Supported SNMP Mibs
    180
    
    Juniper Networks E Series Enterprise Mibs
    180
    
    SNMP Mibs
    180
    
    SNMP Server
    180
    
    SNMP Versions
    180
    
    Standard SNMP Mibs
    180
    
    Security Features
    181
    
    Management Features
    182
    
    Creating SNMP Proxy
    183
    
    Virtual Routers
    183
    
    Communicating with the SNMP Engine
    184
    
    Disabling and Reenabling SNMP Proxy
    184
    
    SNMP Attributes
    185
    
    SNMP Operations
    185
    
    Table 20: SNMP Operations
    186
    
    Table 21: SNMP PDU Types
    186
    
    Table 22: Trap Severity Descriptions
    199
    
    Table 23: Interface Strings
    226
    
    Understanding Counter Discontinuity
    228
    
    Configuring Collectors and Receivers
    229
    
    Deleting All Bulkstats Configurations
    234
    
    Monitoring Collection Statistics
    234
    
    If-Stats Schema Objects
    245
    
    Understanding Schemas
    245
    
    Table 25: If-Stats Schema Objects
    246
    
    IGMP Schema Objects
    247
    
    Policy Schema Objects
    247
    
    Qos Schema Objects
    248
    
    Monitoring Schema Statistics
    265
    
    Configuring Interface Numbering Mode
    266
    
    Setting Remote Filenames
    267
    
    Using the Bulk Statistics Formatter
    267
    
    Guidelines
    268
    
    Managing Virtual Routers
    268
    
    Specifying End of Line Format
    268
    
    Establishing a Baseline
    269
    
    Monitoring SNMP
    269
    
    Viewing SNMP Status
    270
    
    Output Filtering
    279
    
    Managing the System
    281
    
    Naming the System
    282
    
    Overview
    282
    
    Platform Considerations
    282
    
    Configuring the Switch Fabric Bandwidth
    283
    
    Configuring Timing
    283
    
    Monitoring Timing
    285
    
    Using the CLI
    285
    
    Managing Vty Lines
    288
    
    Configuring Vty Lines
    289
    
    Monitoring Vty Lines
    290
    
    Clearing Lines
    291
    
    Monitoring the Current Configuration
    291
    
    Defining the Configuration Output Format
    292
    
    Customizing the Configuration Output
    296
    
    Detecting Corrupt File Configurations
    301
    
    Automatically Recovering Corrupt Configuration Files
    302
    
    Configuring the System Automatically
    306
    
    Saving the Current Configuration
    307
    
    Installation Prerequisites for the Desktop Tool
    310
    
    Requirements for Microsoft Windows Systems
    310
    
    Requirements for Sun Solaris Systems
    310
    
    Using the Desktop Tool for Viewing Uncompressed Text Configuration
    310
    
    Customizing the User Interface
    311
    
    Requirements for Linux Systems
    311
    
    Usage Notes for the Perl Script
    311
    
    Configuring the Display Terminal
    312
    
    Setting the Console Speed
    312
    
    Specifying the Character Set
    313
    
    Configuring Login Conditions
    314
    
    Setting Time Limits for User Login
    314
    
    Configuring CLI Messages
    315
    
    Setting Time Limits for User Input
    315
    
    Monitoring the Console Settings
    317
    
    Sending Messages
    318
    
    Managing Files
    320
    
    Managing Memory
    320
    
    Managing the User Space from a Network Host
    322
    
    File Commands and FTP Servers
    323
    
    Renaming Files
    323
    
    Deleting Files
    324
    
    Using the Copy Command
    332
  - The - -More- - Prompt
    73
  - Responding to Prompts
    76
  - CLI Status Indicators
    77
  - Accessing the CLI
    78
  - Initialization Sequence
    78
  - Levels of Access
    78
  - Logging in
    78
  - Platform Considerations
    78
  - Privileged Level
    78
  - User Level
    78
  - Defining CLI Levels of Privilege
    79
  - Privileged-Level Access
    79
  - Accessing the Privileged Exec Level
    80
  - Moving from Privileged Exec to User Exec Mode
    81
  - CLI Command Privileges
    82
  - CLI Privilege Groups
    82
  - Logging out
    82
  - Examples Using Privilege Group Membership
    83
  - CLI Command Exceptions
    87
  - CLI Keyword Mapping
    88
  - Setting Privileges for Ambiguous Commands
    88
  - Setting Privilege Levels for All Commands in a Mode
    89
  - Setting Privilege Levels for Multiple Commands
    89
  - Setting Privilege Levels for no or Default Versions
    89
  - Setting Privilege Levels for a Group of Commands
    90
  - Using the Order of Precedence
    90
  - Removing the All Keyword
    91
  - Setting Default Line Privilege
    91
  - Superseding Privilege Levels with the All Keyword
    91
  - Viewing CLI Privilege Information
    92
  - Viewing the Current User Privilege Level
    92
  - Using Help
    93
  - Viewing Privilege Levels for All Connected Users
    93
  - Viewing Privilege Levels for Changed CLI Commands
    93
  - (Question Mark Key)
    94
Chapter 2 Command-Line Interface

61
- Keywords and Parameters Together
  62
- Parameters
  62
- Abbreviated Commands
  63
- The ? Key
  63
- Using CLI Commands
  63
- Arrow Keys
  64
- Backspace or Delete
  64
- Enter
  64
- Tab
  64
- Run and Do Commands
  65
- The no Version
  65
- Show Commands
  67
- Redirection of Show Command Output
  70
- Regular Expressions
  71
- Installing Software When a Firewall Exists
  157
- Platform Considerations
  157
- Task 1: Obtain the Required Information
  157
- Copy Command Examples
  337
- Configuring the FTP Server
  339
- Features
  339
- FTP Passive Mode
  339
- Using TFTP to Transfer Files
  339
- Configuration Example
  340
- Configuration Tasks
  340
- Configuring Authentication
  340
- Monitoring the FTP Server
  342
- Copying Partial Releases
  343
- Configuration Tasks
  346
- Configuring the NFS Client
  346
- Prerequisites
  346
- References
  346
- Monitoring the NFS Client
  347
- Using a Loopback Interface
  348
- Using the Telnet Client
  348
- Configuring DNS
  349
- Assigning Name Servers
  350
- References
  350
Chapter 3 Installing Junose Software

155
Chapter 4 Configuring SNMP

177
- Table 16: SNMP Terminology
  178
- Table 17: Relationship Among Groups, Security Levels, and Views
  182
- Table 18: Snmpengineid Structure Object
  184
- Table 19: Relationship between Snmpv1/V2C and Snmpv3 Attributes
  185
- Platform Considerations
  186
- SNMP PDU Types
  186
- Monitoring Files
  326
- Viewing Files
  329
- Transferring Files
  330
- Copying and Redirecting Files
  331
- References
  331

Juniper JUNOSe 11.1 Configuration Manual (454 pages)

Software for E Series Broadband Services Routers IP, IPv6, and IGP Configuration Guide

Brand: Juniper | Category: Software | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents
9
About the Documentation

21
Part 1 Internet Protocol

25
Chapter 1 Configuring IP

25
Internet Protocol

25
Internet Protocol

26
Configuring IP

27
- Overview
  27
  - IP Packets
    28
  - IP Functions
    28
    
    Moving Data between Layers
    28
    
    Routing Datagrams to Remote Hosts
    28
    
    Fragmenting and Reassembling Datagrams
    28
  - IP Layering
    29
    
    Network Interface Layer
    29
    
    Internet Layer
    29
    
    Transport Layer
    29
    
    Application Layer
    29
    
    Figure 1: TCP/IP Conceptual Layers
    29
- Platform Considerations
  30
- References
  30
- IP Addressing
  31
  - Physical and Logical Addresses
    31
  - Internet Addresses
    32
  - Figure 2: IP Address Classes
    32
  - Subnetwork Mask Format Options
    33
  - Subnet Addressing
    33
  - Classless Addressing with CIDR
    34
  - Figure 3: Basic Network Masking
    34
  - Figure 4: Subnetting
    34
  - Adding and Deleting Addresses
    35
    
    Adding a Primary Address
    35
    
    Figure 5: Routing with and Without CIDR
    35
    
    Deleting a Primary Address
    36
    
    Adding a Secondary (Multinet) Address
    36
    
    Deleting a Secondary Address
    36
    
    Ip Address Command
    36
- IP Features
  31
- Figure 6: Direct Next Hops
  37
- Figure 7: Indirect Next Hops
  37
- Indirect Next-Hop Support
  37
- Before You Configure IP
  38
- Creating a Profile
  38
  - Assigning a Profile
    41
- Address Resolution Protocol
  42
- Broadcast Addressing
  47
  - Broadcast Tasks
    48
- Fragmentation
  48
- IP Routing
  49
- Shared IP Interfaces
  80
- Internet Control Message Protocol
  83
  - ICMP Tasks
    84
  - Specifying a Source Address for ICMP Messages
    85
- Reachability Commands
  86
- Response Time Reporter
  89
  - Configuration Tasks
    89
  - Configuring the Probe Type
    90
  - Configuring Optional Characteristics
    91
    
    Table 7: Probe Characteristics
    91
    
    Capturing Statistics
    93
    
    Collecting History
    94
    
    Setting the Receiving Interface
    94
  - Setting Reaction Conditions
    94
  - Scheduling the Probe
    96
  - Shutting down the Probe
    97
  - Monitoring RTR
    98
- Monitoring IP
  103
  - System Event Logs
    103
  - Establishing a Baseline
    104
  - IP Show Commands
    105
Configuring Ipv6

149
- Ipv6 Overview
  149
  - Ipv6 Packet Headers
    150
    
    Ipv4 and Ipv6 Header Differences
    150
    
    Standard Ipv6 Headers
    151
    
    Extension Headers
    151
    
    Figure 13: Ipv4 and Ipv6 Header Comparison
    151
    
    Configuring Ipv6
    151
  - Ipv6 Addressing
    152
    
    Address Representation
    152
    
    Table 8: Compressed Ipv6 Formats
    152
    
    Address Types
    153
    
    Address Scope
    154
    
    Address Structure
    154
    
    ICMP Support
    155
  - Ipv6 Tunnel Routing Table
    155
  - Indirect Next Hop Support
    155
- Figure 14: Direct Next Hops
  156
- Figure 15: Indirect Next Hops
  156
- Platform Considerations
  156
- Before You Configure Ipv6
  157
- References
  157
- Configuring an Ipv6 License
  158
- Creating an Ipv6 Profile
  158
- Assigning a Profile
  161
- Enabling Source Address Validation
  161
- Establishing a Static Route
  162
- Specifying an Ipv6 Hop Count Limit
  162
- Managing Ipv6 Interfaces
  163
- Configuring Shared Ipv6 Interfaces
  165
- Adding a Description
  167
- Ipv6 TCP Configuration
  167
  - Setting MSS for TCP Connections
    167
  - Configuring Path MTU Discovery
    168
    
    Enabling PMTU Discovery
    168
    
    Limiting PMTU
    169
    
    Specifying Black Hole Thresholds
    170
  - Protecting against TCP RST or SYN Dos Attacks
    170
  - Preventing TCP PAWS Timestamp Dos Attacks
    171
  - Protecting against TCP out of Order Dos Attacks
    172
    
    Limiting Buffers Per Router
    172
    
    Limiting Buffers Per Virtual Router
    173
    
    Limiting Buffers Per Connection
    173
- Configuring Equal-Cost Multipath Load Sharing
  174
  - Hashed Mode
    174
    
    Defining Maximum Paths
    174
  - Fast Reroute Protection
    175
- Removing an Ipv6 Configuration
  175
- Clearing Dynamic Ipv6 Neighbors
  176
- Clearing Ipv6 Routes
  176
- Creating Static Ipv6 Neighbors
  176
- Monitoring Ipv6
  177
  - System Event Logs
    177
  - Establishing a Baseline
    177
  - Ipv6 Show Commands
    179
Configuring Neighbor Discovery

217
Part 2 Internet Protocol Routing

227
Chapter 5 Configuring OSPF

227
Chapter 6 Configuring IS-IS

227
Chapter 4 Configuring RIP

229
- Overview
  229
  - RIP Metric
    229
  - RIP Messages
    230
- Platform Considerations
  230
- Features
  231
  - Route Tags
    231
  - Authentication
    231
  - Subnet Masks
    232
  - Next Hop
    233
  - Multicasting
    233
  - Route Summaries
    233
  - Split Horizon
    234
  - Equal-Cost Multipath
    234
  - Applying Route Maps
    234
- References
  231
- Before You Run RIP
  234
- Configuration Tasks
  234
  - Relationship between Address and Network Commands
    237
- Clearing Dynamic RIP Interfaces
  247
- Enabling RIP on Dynamic IP Interfaces
  247
- Configuring the BFD Protocol for RIP
  248
- Using RIP Routes for Multicast RPF Checks
  248
- Remote Neighbors
  250
- Monitoring RIP
  253
  - Debug Commands
    254
  - Show Commands
    254

Juniper JUNOSe 11.1 Configuration Manual (174 pages)

Software for E Series Broadband Services Routers Service Availability Configuration Guide

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About the Documentation

Part 1 Internet Protocol

Chapter 1 Configuring IP

Internet Protocol

Internet Protocol

Configuring IP

Configuring Ipv6

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Chapter 6 Configuring IS-IS

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