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ha, yw!

strange, i don't recall seeing that

after it boots with 0x2142, look for the startup config file ... try "dir flash:" and "more flash:/config.text" and copy it for later.

For USB install, it’s a fresh install so you don’t have to worry about incremental upgrades along the way When you download from Juniper.net support.juniper.net/support/downloads/ you look under “Install Media” Do not use “Install Package” which is for scp over-the-network transfer upgrade within /var/tmp of RE I downloaded this one... VMHost USB Installer 64-Bit   22.2R3-S2   07 Sep 2023 gz (4457.48MB) 1 - Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port on your computer. 2 - Download the install media image for this USB procedure, you can find the image on the official website under “Install Media” images: support.juniper.net/support/downloads/ 3 - Format the USB device to FAT32. 4 - Using RUFUS, Balena, Win32 Disk Imager, PHYSDISKWRITE.EXE to write the install-media file www.balena.io/etcher/ 5 - Open Balena for example, select the image package, the USB, and then click on FLASH, you can use default values Fat32 and just look the USB file with the file directory search. 6 - Insert the USB drive into the USB port of the router and reboot or power on, it will automatically boots from the USB image, you will see this: "WARNING: The installation will erase the contents of your disks. Do you wish to continue (y/n)?" Note: This is why you MUST be on the console, so you can respond to this prompt. Otherwise the router will appear to hang, as it waits at this prompt. 7 - Enter y to reboot the router. 8 - Follow the instructions displayed on the console: Eject the installation media and hit [Enter] to reboot?

I'm glad you liked it... and thanks for the compliment! My look into VXLAN innerworkings was very interesting to me and I wanted to share it!

Strange, I am unsure. I would have to see what was occurring prior to the reboot.

Appreciate it! ...and I'm glad you liked it... Merry Christmas 🎄❄️

Wonderful. Take it a step at a time... you'll be fine

You're welcome, I'm glad it was helpful!

I'm glad you liked it

Yw. No videos planned in the short term.

LOL I was putting in 13 interface like the number 13 rather than L3 nevermind

glad you like the video!

lol, good catch on that mistake

@@aarontechtalk oh dude no worries also I just realized last night that you also teach the junos course in stormwind studios for which I have a license. Currently watching your series now!

Oh good! BTW, a JNCIS-ENT Switching course I recently produced for StormWind will be released soon.

this? th-cam.com/video/QNouHKEF7v8/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared also, it's been a while since I created these, but I think this one is the 3rd one i did... th-cam.com/video/QEF83Z6ZqKg/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared

@@aarontechtalk Awesome, I saw it's been a while and I honestly didn't expect a reply. Truly appreciate it. Is there any section that goes over stacking switches in these videos?

I don''t think I cover switch stacking, which I guess you are meaning, is virtual chassis, in my youtube videos. Here's a Juniper link... I do cover Juniper VC in a course I teach for StormWind Studios, JNCIS-Ent Switching. Link below... I don't think the course is released yet, but if you are interested, stay tuned to that link for it. www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/virtual-chassis/topics/concept/virtual-chassis-switches-overview.html stormwindstudios.com/vendors/juniper

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.

Oh great, I'm glad the video was helpful to you!

in the past i recall juniper had vMX available for download and evaluation. now, they've removed access to it. or I wonder if it is based on contract user account privileges.

thanks, I'm glad you liked it

yw! Sorry, I don't have the config file, but I do show the configuration in the video

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try here... www.juniper.net/us/en/dm/vjunos-labs.html support.juniper.net/support/downloads/?p=vqfx-evaluation www.juniper.net/us/en/dm/vmx-trial-download.html

Thank you very much! ...glad you liked it

yw! glad the video helped

yw! glad the video helped you

yw. google search the following and you will find online freely available juniper books... "jncia pdf" "jncis pdf" "jncip pdf" "jncie pdf"

yw

There are so many to pick from. There are some free ones online. Day One Books. Also, if you google "jncia pdf book" and "jncis pdf book" you will find some available. www.juniper.net/documentation/jnbooks/us/en/day-one-books

yw! is the interface up? sh int xe-0/0/0 terse... also, are you learning arp? show arp interface xe-0/0/0.0 no-resolve

@@aarontechtalk the interfaces on both sides are up, but I'm learning arp only on one side. Have turned off and on the lab again, it's swaped. I'm learning arp only one side, but now it's another one. Junos 20.2R1.10. Can you please try it in your lab and tell me your Junos version if it works? BR Vsevolod

I only have 18.1R1 in my lab

Thanks, and you're welcome! That was my very first TH-cam live stream... it got off to a slow start as I was learning, but I'm glad you liked the EVE-NG setup instruction.

lots to go around

You're very welcome, I'm glad it helped you understand more about DHCP and IP Helper.

yep, u2 livin' that cli-life huh

@@aarontechtalk 🤣On JunOS, I run the command 15 times before finding the right syntax 😀 then I save it in my OneNOTE because I log all my SecureCRT sessions 🤩 and i read the Juniper documentation guide line 😂

you're welcome!

You're very welcome! Yes, I agree, there is much less content for SP-topics compared to other network realms, like Enterprise, Security, etc. Also, more Cisco when compared to Juniper.

You're welcooooommmmeee 😊

IKR!

Hi, I'm not sure what you mean by "profile-6".... check these config and verification commands... you may have to modify the IP addresses and interfaces for your environment. Also, I would have to refresh my memory on the Cisco side. I would think this is do-able in EVE-NG. I think I've actually done all cisco multicast testing and later all juniper multicast testing both in EVE... so I would have to re-verify... hope that helps all mcast router network links... set protocols pim interface ge-0/0/0.0 set protocols pim interface ge-0/0/1.0 rp config... Actual RP Location set protocols pim rp local address 10.0.0.1 All other PIM Routers set protocols pim rp static address 10.0.0.1 verify... show pim interfaces show pim neighbors show pim rps inet detail verify sender & rp...PIM Encapsulation (pe) and Decapsulation (pd) show pim join inet extensive ...pe-0/0/10.32769 RP and FHR need tunneling services... set chassis fpc 0 pic 0 tunnel-services bandwidth 1g fhr... show interfaces pe-0/0/10 | grep "Physical|Type" rp... show interfaces pd-0/0/10 | grep "Physical|Type" show on RP to verify register state from sender fhr... show pim rps inet extensive

re-s2000 DPC 4x 10GE R need pppoe server

hmmm Junos 15, sorry, I don't use that version in my lab

You're welcome

I have eve-ng community 2.0.3-110 installed on bare metal... Dell PowerEdge R640 32 cores 256 GB RAM ...runs great I have another newer eve-ng community version installed on a different server in a vm and i don't like the way it runs at all... very sluggish, has some issues

yw, glad you liked it. No sir, I only have 18.1R1.9 in use in my eve-ng system. I see 20.2R1 available for download. support.juniper.net/support/downloads/ Also seeing 20.3R1.8 on vLabs... jlabs.juniper.net/vlabs/portal/index.page

thanks a lot for your reply. I will try that@@aarontechtalk

I'm not demonstrating anything about the transport protocol here in this video, nor am I speaking of L3VPN. Here I'm only talking about an ethernet interface and how to send and receive frames with various tagging configurations.

@@aarontechtalk ok but how you achieve this in real world with 2 different locations? What will encapsulate the ethernet frame?

ah, of course... many ways. If you need to emulate layer 2 between the 2 sites, you could either do it the old fashion way with switches in between and vlans... or the newer way, would be various Layer 2 VPN types....mef calls them eline, elan, etree... but the industry implements them using various sp core network virtualization methods, using mpls or segment routing... vpls, pseudowire using ldp or sr...with or without mpls. i understand that pbb can do it, but i've never used it. vxlan can also do this l2 emulation over a pure ip core. if Layer 3 is needed between the sites, then it's layer 3 vpn methods using bgp-based vpn's or ldp based.

@@aarontechtalk thanks This the answer that i need

Are you talking about credentials for logging in to vLabs? If so, you have to create an account.

@@aarontechtalk I mean, the username and password of the device itself, I can't login to it with SSH

@@aarontechtalk even in the video you skipped that part

th-cam.com/video/1sfg77Bw5VQ/w-d-xo.html when i clicked on the web-based ssh, it automatically logs me in and puts me right on the command line. is this what you mean?

@@aarontechtalk I have no problem with the web-based SSH, my problem is with the remote SSH connection from any SSH client app, it asks for username and password, I don't know how to login to the devices..

community.cisco.com/t5/routing/recover-passwords-without-losing-config/td-p/1075155 "Type configure memory or copy startup-config running-config in order to copy the nonvolatile RAM (NVRAM) into memory. Important: Do not type copy running-config startup-config or write. These commands erase your startup configuration"

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Thanks! I'm glad you are finding the videos helpful

I'll try to do a detailed video on IPv6 subnetting in the future. Here's another one I have for IPv4 subnetting... I present the concepts in details here also... th-cam.com/video/GqRsUW_vxbM/w-d-xo.html

You're welcome! Glad you liked that video!

Right, I don't think you can download it anymore for evaluation. Try GNS3 labs, Juniper vLabs, and also CloudMyLab. You might be able to get some hands-on with vMX that way.

on what? let me know what device you would like to check and i'll try to help. ...so it depends on the device and operating system.... windows - ipconfig linux - ifconfig cisco - sh ip int br juniper - sh int terse | grep inet tv's, iphones, etc, etc, all are very different

@@aarontechtalk iphone

- swipe down to access iphone search field - type "wifi" in the search bar - you should see wifi settings gear icon at the top as "Top Hit". tap it - tap your wifi network you are joined. the one with the check mark beside it - scroll down to see your IP address

i see it depends on Junos version... maybe this link will help. community.juniper.net/discussion/single-user-mode-to-reset-the-password

I have the same issue, and the link @aarontechtalk posted in response didn't work. It prompts for a root password IN SINGLE USER MODE. If I just hit enter instead of putting in a password, it boot into multi-user mode.

someone here mentioned an alternate method.... try it www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/user-access/topics/topic-map/recovering-root-password.html#id-recovering-the-root-password-on-junos-os-with-upgraded-freebsd community.juniper.net/discussion/single-user-mode-to-reset-the-password

@@aarontechtalk this didn’t work either.

paste your ouput you are stuck in, here in this chat and we can all try to tshoot it