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Learning Bytes

Concise tips and instructions that provide quick answers, clarity, and insight into specific features and functions of Juniper technologies.

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Configuring Juniper Secure Connect – J Web

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Learning Bytes Security

The still image shown is of a black background with white type from a computer programming page. It is a still from the demo showing how to configure data center EVPN-VXLAN. It shows paths and many numbers.

Configuring Data Center EVPN-VXLAN

Learning Bytes Data Center

The still image is a screen from Zach Gibbs’ demo, it features a black computer screen with white computer code from top to bottom of the page.

Configuring a Data Center Overlay - IBGP

Learning Bytes Data Center

The still image is from the demo and shows a black computer screen with white computer code from top to bottom of the page.

Configuring Data Center ESI LAG

Learning Bytes Data Center

The image is a still from the demo in action. It’s a black computer screen with white code going down the left-hand side of the screen. Words and numbers are shown. The word neighbor is often used next to long digit numbers like 192.168.100.12. Then it says, “Master edit protocols bgp group DC_overlay” and so on like this, returning to neighbor and then back to master.

Configuring a Data Center Overlay - EBGP

Learning Bytes Data Center

Screenshot is from Zach Gibbs demo, showing white code on top of a black screen, as the EVPN-VXLAN verification process is taking place. Words like “input packets” and “output packets” and “VXLAN endpoint type” are shown with data. The bottom paragraph is highlighted in blue.

Seamless EVPN-VXLAN Stitching – Verification

Learning Bytes Data Center

The image shows a screenshot of Paragon Automation Pathfinder Insights Planner. There are two drop-down menus at the top: Network and Topology. Topology is highlighted. There is a diagram of all visible nodes (six total) with blue lines connecting them. Below that there is a part of a chart visible with Node / Link / Tunnel or More. “Node” is selected and the graph below shows Hostname/IP Address/ Type / PCEP Status / NETCONF Status / AS / ISIS Area / Management IP / PECEP IP. There are drop down menus available below these items.

Paragon Pathfinder Overview

Learning Bytes WAN

Image is of a computer running a demo with multiple lines of code filling the screen in black and white. Top of the computer screen says Launch cSRX.

cSRX Docker Fundamentals

Learning Bytes Security

Image is of a black computer screen with lines and lines of code in white.

Deploying vRR on EVE-NG Community Edition

Slide with a headline that says, “Paragon Active Assurance — VoIP UDP Monitor.” Below that, on the left, is a network diagram with a cloud filled with the words, “Service Provider.” Below that there are two icons of suns with the words “eth1,” “eth0,” and “TA-1” around them. Into between is a smaller cloud with the word, “Mgmt.” Below that is an icon with the words “Control Center.” On the right is a bullet list that says: What are we doing to do? Configure VoIP UDP task Duration: Indefinite Setup Type: Full-Mesh Codec: GSM EFR Port: 1001 ES threshold MOS: 5 Expected DSCP: 10 Run the monitor and examine the results

Paragon Active Assurance — VoIP UDP Monitor