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Hello Alex   the router is on rel. 10:   root@RTR # run show version brief Hostname: RTR Model: j4350 JUNOS Software Release [10.0R1.8] when adding instance-type virtual-router en routing-instance ospf10, I can ping local ip (10.10.119.1) but not remote ip (10.10.119.2)   I've created a security zone untrust on default vr.   Do do i have to create also a security zone for this instance ?   root@RTR # show security zones {    ...

Another issue with this router is its CFEB reloaded many times automatically. So far we will not able to upgrade its JUNOS because we have two other E1 uplinks with ISP using static routes and running critical services on IPs routed on these E1. Upgrade to 8.3r2.8 required restart of router more than two times and we can't affoard downtime but we are planning to do this by replacing router with higher JUNOS version. Any way to check...

Can you give a try to version 8.3R2.8 as it works on your other peering !

Are you using JUNOS-ES by any chance? Please run "show version" on your J-series box and post output here. The config I gave you is for regular JUNOS, not JUNOS-ES, see my post dd 23/12/2009 point #3 http://forums.juniper.net/t5/Routing/routing-insta nce-with-ospf-area/m-p/32146#M1859 Rgds Alex  

Hi   I have two J-4350 routers.  I want to configure them in HA using JSRP protocol. I want to ask a question. The simple topology is that LAN SW->Two J-4350 (in HA)-> single WAN link One link from each J-4350 is in redundant group. Say first J-4350 is primary for this redundant group. I have single WAN link which is terminated on first J-4350. Suppose link connected to LAN Switch from first J-4350 down then offcourse link...

Hai benb thank you for the brief comment.   i have delete the default and apply the config to router and my customer still can access internet. -- settle the default route problem.   1. when i do trace route i see all traffic still in/out to Upstream A. Upstream B confirm link up and BGP establish and i can see advertised/receive route from them.   2. Upstream A is a international peering partner and Upstream B is a domestic peering...

Hi, You are right but in the M series u can do in fxp... so wat is the command in the E series

Hi, You can give indivisual preference for the same destination (in this case, 0/0 ) by using the keyword "qualified-next-hop"   So, basically ur config shld be something like   set routing-options static route 0/0 next-hop  1.1.1.1      <next hop IP for ISP-A>   set routing-options static route 0/0 qualified-next-hop 2.2.2.1   preference 25 <next hop IP for ISP-B>   Hope this helps   DP

Correct.  You should remove the default route.  You should have no problem connecting to your peer without it.  Assuming your bgp neighbors are directly connected. A few guidelines regarding your policies. 1. If you do choose to block unallocated space, as you are doing in the 'bogon-update' term, then you must have a method to dynamically update those route-filters.  If you don't the ability to script that change, or...

Hi, Have you already solved the issue? If not, I think you have to make LNS as DHCPv6 server and use prefix delegation to allocate IPv6 prefix. LNS becomes DHCPv6 server and cpe becomes DHCPv6 client. If LNS has delegated IPv6 prefix to the cpe, you can observe by executing show ipv6 dhcpv6-local binding on LNS. Monitoring DHCPv6 Local Server Binding Information - JUNOSe 9.3.x Broadband Access Configuration Guide...