Hi All, Thanks for the reply. Platform is M7i, and the junos is 9.3
What i want to achieve is marking all the traffic leaving this GRE interface
with a particular DSCP value, say EF. The content of the GRE packet is a
layer 3 vpn datagram (IP datagram inside a MPLS packet)...
here's the o/p:
Hi,
I have four M20 chassis with continuous slot 0 SSB failures.
These are from two completely different vendors..
I would think, oh, a bad chassis, but I am getting this same result with a
variety of chassis and SSB cards. I do have chassis that don't display this
failure, with the same
Hi,
What i gather is that you have LDP implemented in MPLS level and edge
routers are dual homed with core routers, why not consider running LDP over
RSVP, RSVP LSPs will only be per link LSPs between P-PE links. RSVP will
provide sub second failure times and no need for a dirty full meshed RSVP
I agree except for using the IGP and RSVP for failure detection. RSVP and
OSPF/ISIS run in the control plane and BFD is designed to run in the
forwarding plane. Running BFD will diagnose issues where the control plane
is working but the forwarding plane is not.
On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 3:13 PM,
Oops I meant forwarding plane in my original post. In some of the older
hardware where it's a centralized function and not independent of the
control plane, it helps catch those failures as well. I believe this
covers most Juniper hardware, unless I'm mistaken.
Phil
From: Keegan Holley
Hi Shiva,
On Monday, January 17, 2011, Shiva Shankar shanka...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All, Thanks for the reply. Platform is M7i, and the junos is 9.3
[...]
How are you classifying traffic into the forwarding classes in the
first place? The rewrite-rule assumes traffic has been classified
On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 3:57 PM, sth...@nethelp.no wrote:
I agree except for using the IGP and RSVP for failure detection. RSVP
and
OSPF/ISIS run in the control plane and BFD is designed to run in the
forwarding plane. Running BFD will diagnose issues where the control
plane
is
On Jan 17, 2011, at 11:50 PM, Keegan Holley wrote:
Of course I can't find the link now, but just last night I read that prior
to JunOS 9.4 echo mode required a command to be entered in order to move BFD
to the forwarding plane. In or after 9.4 a new daemon was created to allow
BFD to run in
On 18/01/2011 9:50 AM, Keegan Holley wrote:
... In or after 9.4 a new daemon was created to allow
BFD to run in the forwarding plane and that became the default. I don't
have time now but I will post the link later.
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Hi,
You can also try to apply an output firewall filter in the gre
interface to rewrite the DSCP of the packet.
I think the option copy-tos-to-outer-ip-header will not work because
your inner packet is not an IP packet and this option only works for
inner IP packet.
If this does not work, you
Jared Mauch writes:
Just load them on the device and rollback and use commit-check as your middle
step.
There's also the test configuration command:
user@cli test configuration server:cli.conf
cli.conf 100% 29KB 28.6KB/s
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