Category Archives: Juniper

Unlocking the Power of Juniper MistAI: Cloud-Based Management

Posted on 1 June 2024 by Robert

Juniper Mist Access-points are used. The management platform is very much straight forward. The management platform is webbased and cloudbased and uses API’s in the core. To put it in other words; All rrm/alerting/config/management magic is managed in the cloud. … Continue reading →

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Session logout Juniper

Posted on 17 April 2023 by Robert

Once in a while a run in to an orphaned tty session. Somebody logged on by means of serial cable, and left while forgeeting to log out. ninja@someswitch> show system users fpc0:————————————————————————–11:47PM up 252 days, 14:55, 2 users, load averages: … Continue reading →

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Wireshark on a juniper interface

Posted on 3 February 2023 by Robert

Once in a while you are in need of analyzing traffic on a specific interface using Wireshark. Junos being a unix ( derived from Research Unix ) offers several ways to perform this task. I will focus now on the … Continue reading →

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Custom logfile on Juniper

Posted on 4 March 2021 by Robert

Recently I placed a switch for a project. And now I want to see how often the switch is used by wired users. Lets for argument sake asume interface bounce is not handled by the standard log files. Juniper provides … Continue reading →

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Juniper filters

Posted on 20 October 2017 by Robert

In the networking world a multitude of vendors are present. And each of them have their magnificent features but also their quirks. And one of the quirks, for the network vendors in general, is that terminology is not uniform. Where … Continue reading →

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Juniper SRX 110

Posted on 10 July 2017 by Robert

This week I bought an Juniper SRX 110. This device will help me to get more acquainted with the Junos cli structure. From a Cisco perspective this box is slightly wider than a Cisco 8xx series router. But maintaining 1U … Continue reading →

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