On 30/Sep/15 00:17, Josh Hoppes wrote:
> For CG-NAT you're likely going to be looking at the MS-MIC or MS-MPC > in an MX and a license for the function. The smaller MX (MX80 and > MX104) can use the MS-MIC if you're looking for something with a > smaller footprint. I'm not certain of any limitations as I've not > deployed it. To add, the community has been accustomed to running NAT on Cisco routers for decades, and so it can come as a surprise when certain hardware built for a specific purpose from Cisco does not have NAT supported, as there are fewer and fewer software-based routers targeted at the service provider market from Cisco nowadays. Juniper have always supported their features in hardware from Day One (until, of course, the J-series routers). So as with the Cisco of today, you will need an MS-MIC or MS-DPC to run NAT on a Juniper MX platform (or the equivalent MS-PIC/AS-PIC for the older M- and T-series routers). I'm not an SRX user, but I suppose NAT should be inherently supported in there as well. Mark. _______________________________________________ juniper-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/juniper-nsp
