[j-nsp] RSVP-Signalled LSPs

Hello all, I have a quick question about RSVP LSPs that one or more of you might be able to answer for me. According to the JNCIS study guide when an established LSP experiences a failure and is torn down, the traffic that was transiting the LSP begins to be forwarded using native IPv4 lookups

[j-nsp] Help with NAT

Hello All: I need a bit of help with a NAT setup on a J-4350. I have tried to get it working with the various samples/examples that I have found either online or in the docs, but I can't seem to get it going like I could on the old Cisco box that this Juniper has recently replaced. Here is

Re: [j-nsp] RSVP-Signalled LSPs

Assuming you're not defining 'strict' LSP paths (ie. forcing the LSP to follow a certain path), it should attempt to re-establish via an alternative path immediately. In fact, if you have enabled fast-reroute (and all points along the LSP support it), it will have done so in advance, and will

[j-nsp] Load Balance

Hello All, Cisco routers has a limit of 6 Serial Interfaces, when used with MLPPP load balance. Juniper J-Series has some limits about it ? Can I use 6 JX-2SERIAL-S with 12 interfaces load balanced at same time ? Thanks a lot, Giuliano ___

Re: [j-nsp] layer 3 vpn issue

Harry, Thank you very much. It was the vrf-table-label that did this. Where can I find this kind of information (compatibility between a junos feature and specific hw)? Thanks again, Amos On Mar 27, 2007, at 4:56 PM, Harry Reynolds wrote: Well, it could be quite a few things now. The only

Re: [j-nsp] Load Balance

Giuliano, You can have 8 links per bundle. If you want to bundle all 12 links you'll need to configure two separate bundles. Hths Jared --- Giuliano (UOL) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello All, Cisco routers has a limit of 6 Serial Interfaces, when used with MLPPP load balance. Juniper