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LAB MANUAL FOR JNCIA
Version 1.0
CONTENTS:
1. About Juniper Routers
. C!"ssi#i$"tion o# Juniper Routers
.1. %i##eren$e bet&een J' M' T' E "n( M) series o# *uniper routers
+. Juniper Router Ar$,ite$ture
+.1. Routin- En-ine
+.. ."$/et For&"r(in- En-ine
+..1. S&it$,in- Contro! Bo"r(
+... F.C
+..+. .IC
+.+. Routin- En-ine 0"r(&"re Co1ponents
+.2. Router Boot Met,o(s
2. J3Series Router O4er4ie&
2.1. J+0 Router Front ."ne! "n( its $o1ponents
2.. Re"r ."ne! o# J+0 router
2.+. J3Series Router Con#i-ur"tion
2.2. .IM Mo(u!es #or J3Series
2.5. .IM "n( VOI. Mo(u!e O4er4ie&
2.5.1. 6i-"bit Et,ernet u.IMs
2.5.. %u"!3.ort Seri"! .IM
2.5.+. %u"!3.ort T1 or E1 .IM
2.7. Brie# O4er4ie& o# J+0' J+50' J2+50' J7+50 Routers
5. M3Series Router O4er4ie&
5.1. M8i Front ."ne! "n( its Co1ponents
5.. M8i Re"r ."ne!
5.+. Brie# O4er4ie& o# M8i' M10i' M20e' M10 "n( M+0 Routers
7. JUNOS Co11"n( Line Inter#"$e
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8. Router Inter#"$es
8.1. .er1"nent Inter#"$es
8.. Tr"nsient Inter#"$es
=. Inter#"$e Represent"tion
=.1. On J3Series Routers
=.. On M3Series "n( T3Series Routers
=.+. On M)3Series Routers
>. Routin- Fun("1ent"! L"bs
>.1. L"b E<er$ise 1 : Enterin- $on#i-ur"tion 1o(e on " router "n( e<it
>.. L"b E<er$ise : Settin- ,ost n"1e
>.+. L"b E<er$ise + : Settin- routers (o1"in n"1e
>.2. L"b E<er$ise 2 : Con#i-ure t,e root p"ss&or( ?En$r9pte( ."ss&or(@
>.5. L"b E<er$ise 5 : Con#i-ure " %NS n"1e ser4er
>.7. L"b E<er$ise 7 : Con#i-ure " b"$/up router
>.8. L"b E<er$ise 8 : Router inter#"$e "((ress $on#i-ur"tion
>.=. L"b E<er$ise = : S,ut (o&n "n inter#"$e
>.>. L"b E<er$ise > : Set inter#"$e (es$ription
>.10. L"b E<er$ise 10 : Con#i-urin- en$"psu!"tion on " p,9si$"! inter#"$e
>.11. L"b E<er$ise 11 : Con#i-urin- /eep"!i4es
>.1. L"b E<er$ise 1 : Set /eep"!i4e ti1ers
>.1+. L"b E<er$ise 1+ : Con#i-urin- 1"n"-e1ent et,ernet inter#"$e?#<p0@
>.12. L"b E<er$ise 12 : Settin- b"n(&i(t, on "n inter#"$e
>.15. L"b E<er$ise 15 : Settin- t,e ,o!(3ti1e 4"!ue on " p,9si$"! inter#"$e
>.17. L"b E<er$ise 17 : Settin- t,e %TE $!o$/ r"te
>.18. L"b E<er$ise 18 : B"si$ -i-"bit et,ernet $on#i-ur"tion on " J3series router
>.1=. L"b E<er$ise 1= : Con#i-urin- spee( on sonet inter#"$e
>.1>. L"b E<er$ise 1> : S,o& $,"ssis $o11"n(s on J "n( M series routers
>.0. Ob*e$ti4e Test 1
10. St"ti$ Routin- L"bs
10.1. L"b E<er$ise 1 : Con#i-urin- st"ti$ routes
10.. L"b E<er$ise : .in- Test
10.+. L"b E<er$ise + : Te!net
10.2. L"b E<er$ise 2 : Tr"$eroute
10.5. Ob*e$ti4e Test
11. .o!i$ies Con#i-ur"tion L"bs
11.1. L"b E<er$ise 1 : Routin- po!i$9 !"b 1
11.. L"b E<er$ise : Routin- po!i$9 !"b
11.+. Ob*e$ti4e Test +
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1. RI. Con#i-ur"tion L"bs
1.1. L"b E<er$ise 1 : RI. $on#i-ur"tion
1.. Ob*e$ti4e Test 2
1+. %9n"1i$ Routin- L"bs
1+.1. L"b E<er$ise 1 : .in- test b9 $on#i-urin- RI.
1+.. L"b E<er$ise : .in- test b9 $on#i-urin- OS.F &it, 1u!tip!e "re"s
12. S,o& Co11"n(s L"bs
12.1. L"b E<er$ise 1 : S,o& $o11"n(s !"b
15. OS.F L"bs
15.1. L"b E<er$ise 1 : OS.F $on#i-ur"tion
15.. L"b E<er$ise : OS.F $on#i-ur"tion "n( 4eri#i$"tion
15.+. Ob*e$ti4e Test 5
17. B6. L"bs
17.1 L"b E<er$ise 1 : B6. $on#i-ur"tion
18. Juniper S&it$, Mo(e!s
1=. E) Series S&it$,es O4er4ie&
1=.1. E)00 S&it$,
1=.1.1. E)00 Front ."ne!
1=.1.. C,"ssis LE%s
1=.1.+. E)00 Re"r ."ne!
1=.. E)500 S&it$,
1=.+. E)+00 S&it$,
1=.2. E)200 S&it$,
1=.5. E)2500 S&it$,
1=.7. E)=00 S&it$,
1>. Conne$tin- "n( Con#i-urin- "n E) Series S&it$,
0. AF) Series S&it$, 3 AF)+500 S&it$, O4er4ie&
1. B"si$ S&it$, L"bs
1.1. L"b E<er$ise 1 : Enterin- $on#i-ur"tion 1o(e on " s&it$, "n( e<it
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1.. L"b E<er$ise : Settin- 0ostn"1e
1.+. L"b E<er$ise + : Set inter#"$e (es$ription
1.2. L"b E<er$ise 2 : S,ut(o&n "n inter#"$e
1.5. L"b E<er$ise 5 : B"si$ CLI $o11"n(s
1.7. L"b E<er$ise 7 : Con#i-ure b"n(&i(t, on "n inter#"$e
1.8. L"b E<er$ise 8 : Con#i-urin- et,er3options on t,e -i-"bit et,ernet s&it$,
inter#"$e
1.=. L"b E<er$ise = : Con#i-urin- t,e 1"n"-e1ent I. "((ress on E) series s&it$,
. L"b E<er$ises on VLAN
.1. L"b E<er$ise 1 : %e#ine VLANs
.. L"b E<er$ise : Con#i-ure " port #or 1e1bers,ip in t,"t VLAN
.+. L"b E<er$ise + : Con#i-urin- "n inter#"$e "s " trun/ port
.2. L"b E<er$ise 2 : Con#i-urin- VLANs on E) series s&it$,
.5. L"b E<er$ise 5 : Con#i-urin- Route( VLAN inter#"$e ?Inter3VLAN routin-@ on
" s&it$,
.7. Ob*e$ti4e Test 7
+. L"b E<er$ises on Sp"nnin- tree proto$o! "n( VST.
+.1. L"b E<er$ise 1 : Con#i-urin- ST. Ti1ers
+.. L"b E<er$ise : Settin- bri(-e priorit9 on s&it$,
+.+. L"b E<er$ise + : Con#i-urin- port priorit9
+.2. L"b E<er$ise 2 : Veri#9in- ST.
+.5. L"b E<er$ise 5 : En"b!in- VST. on "!! VLANs
+.7. L"b E<er$ise 7 : En"b!in- VST. on " VLAN usin- " sin-!e VLAN3I% B VLAN3
N"1e
+.8. Ob*e$ti4e Test 8
2. L"b E<er$ises on .oE
2.1. L"b E<er$ise 1 : Con#i-urin- -u"r(3b"n( "n( 1"<i1u1 po&er on .oE en"b!e(
inter#"$e
2.. L"b E<er$ise : Con#i-urin- po&er 1"n"-e1ent 1o(e on .oE en"b!e(
inter#"$e
2.+. L"b E<er$ise + : %is"b!in- " .oE inter#"$e
2.2. L"b E<er$ise 2 : Settin- po&er priorit9 on "!! .oE en"b!e( inter#"$es
5. Fin"! E<"1
5.1. Ob*e$ti4e Test Fin"! E<"1
7. Appen(i<
7.1. Ans&er /e9s #or ob*e$ti4e test 1
7.. Ans&er /e9s #or ob*e$ti4e test
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7.=. Ans&er /e9s #or ob*e$ti4e test #in"! e<"1

1. About Juniper Routers
Main products offered by Juniper include T-Series, M-Series, E-Series, MX-Series, J-Series routers,
EX-Series Ethernet switches and SRX-Series Security products. JUNS is the operatin! syste" that
runs on "ost of the #uniper$s networ%in! e&uip"ent.
. C!"ssi#i$"tion o# Juniper Routers:
The routers are classified in to M-series, J-series, T-series, E-series, and MX-series based on the
functionality. So"e fre&uently used "odels are !i'en below(
M3Series: M)i, M*+i, M,+e, M*-+, M.-+
J3Series: J-.-+, J-./+, J,./+, J0./+
T3Series: T.-+, T0,+, T*0++, TX Matri1, TX Matri1 2lus
E3Series: E*-+, E.-+, ERX.*+, ERX)+/, ERX)*+, ERX*,*+, ERX*,,+
M)3Series: MX3+, MX-,+, MX,3+, MX40+
.1 %i##eren$es bet&een (i##erent series o# *uniper routers "re
1. Juniper J3Series routers are a series of enterprise routers called as "odular
routers for enterprises runnin! des%tops, ser'ers, 5o62 etc applications and
these %ind of routers are typically deployed at re"ote offices or branch
locations.
. Juniper M3Series routers are called Multiser'ice Ed!e routers desi!ned for
enterprise and ser'ice pro'ider networ%s.
+. Juniper T3Series routers are a series of core routers desi!ned for hi!h-end
and core networ%s with throu!hput fro" .-+ 7bit8s to -/.0 Tbit8s with a "a1
forwardin! rate of .+.) billion pps.
2. Juniper E3Series routers are a series of broadband ser'ices routers or ed!e
routers which pro'ides "ultiple ser'ices includin! broadband re"ote access
ser'er, broadband 'ideo ser'ices, security ser'ices, N9T etc on a sin!le
platfor".
5. Juniper M)3Series routers are a fa"ily of hi!h-perfor"ance Ethernet
Ser'ices routers with powerful switchin! features and are desi!ned for hi!h-
perfor"ance ser'ice pro'iders and enterprises.
Note: :owe'er, please note that we will be discussin! only the J-series and so"e M-series
routers in this "anual. ther products are beyond the scope of this "anual.

+. Juniper Routers Ar$,ite$ture
The central principle of the Juniper Networ%s platfor" centers on a separation of the control and
forwardin! planes within the router. These are Routin! En!ine and 2ac%et ;orwardin! En!ine as
shown below.

+.1. Routin- En-ine
The Routin! En!ine is the central location for control of the syste" in a #uniper networ%s
router and it consists of an 6ntel-based 2<6 platfor" runnin! JUNS software. The Routin!
En!ine constructs and "aintains one or "ore routin! tables. ;ro" the routin! tables, the
Routin! En!ine deri'es a table of acti'e routes, called the forwardin! table, which is then
copied into the 2ac%et ;orwardin! En!ine.
;unctions of the routin! en!ine include the followin!
:andlin! of routin! protocol pac%ets
Mana!e"ent 6nterface
<onfi!uration Mana!e"ent
9ccountin! and alar"s
Modular Software
Scalablity
+.. ."$/et For&"r(in- En-ine
The 2ac%et ;orwardin! En!ine is the central location for data pac%et forwardin! throu!h
the router. The "ain portions of the 2ac%et ;orwardin! En!ine are the followin!(
Switchin! control board.
;le1ible 26< <oncentrator, and
2hysical 6nterface <ard
+..1 S&it$,in- Contro! Bo"r(
The switchin! control board contains a 2ower2< <2U and 0,M= of R9M that
operates the co"ponents of the circuit board itself, but doesn$t participate in
pac%et forwardin!. The 6nternet 2rocessor 9S6< is located on the control board

and accesses the forwardin! table for route loo%ups.
+... F!e<ib!e .IC Con$entr"tor ?F.C@
The ;le1ible 26< <oncentrators on a router house the 26<s which connect the
router to networ% "edia and its "ain function is to connect the 26<s installed in
it to the other router co"ponents.
The ;le1ible 26< <oncentrator >;2<? connects to both the switchin! control
board and the router$s interfaces within the 2ac%et ;orwardin! En!ine.
+..+. .,9si$"! Inter#"$e C"r( ?.IC@
26< is an interface card throu!h which networ% cables carry data trans"issions
to and fro" the networ% plu!. 9 26< installs into a ;2<.
+.+. Routin- En-ine 0"r(&"re Co1ponents
The Routin! En!ine consists of 'arious co"ponents li%e 2rocessor, @R9M, E2RM,
<rypto 9ccelerator Module, <o"pact ;lash.
i. .ro$essor
The processor runs JUNS software to "aintain the router$s routin! tables and
routin! protocols and creates the pac%et forwardin! switch fabric for the router.
ii. %RAM
@R9M buffers inco"in! pac%ets and pro'ides stora!e for the routin! and
forwardin! tables and for other Routin! En!ine processes
iii. E.ROM
E2RM stores the serial nu"ber of the Routin! En!ine.
i4. Cr9pto A$$e!er"tor Mo(u!e
<rypto 9ccelerator Module is a processor card that enhances perfor"ance of
crypto!raphic al!orith"s used in 62 security >62Sec? ser'ices.
The crypto!raphic al!orith"s supported include 9d'anced Encryption Standard
>9ES?, @ata Encryption Standard >@ES?, triple @ES >.@ES?, :ashed Messa!e
9uthentication <ode-Messa!e @i!est / >:M9<-M@/?, and :M9<-Secure
:ash 9l!orith" * >S:9-*?.
4. Co1p"$t F!"s,
<o"pact ;lash co"ponent pro'ides pri"ary stora!e for software i"a!es,
confi!uration files, and "icrocode. J-series routers ha'e a pri"ary or internal
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co"pact flash located on the syste" board.
+.2. Router Boot Met,o(s
J-.-+ and J-./+ router can boot fro" the followin! !i'en three de'ices.
i. 6nternal <o"pact ;lash
ii. E1ternal <o"pact ;lash
iii. US= Stora!e @e'ice
J,./+ and J0./+ can boot fro" two de'ices na"ely
i. <o"pact ;lash dis%
ii. US= Stora!e @e'ice
2. J3Series Router O4er4ie&
J Series Ser'ices Routers runnin! JUNS Software pro'ide stable, reliable, and efficient 62 routin!,
A9N and B9N connecti'ity, and "ana!e"ent ser'ices for s"all to "ediu"-siCed enterprise networ%s.
The J-series #uniper router runs Junos with M2BS, 62,80, DS, "ulticast, firewall and 62sec 52N.
J-series Ser'ices Routers support networ% interfaces for E*, E., T*, T., ;ast Ethernet, serial, 2oint-to-
2oint 2rotocol o'er Ethernet >222oE?, and 6S@N "edia.
S!ot nu1berin- #or J+0 router
S!ot nu1berin- #or J+50 router

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2.1. J+0 Router Front ."ne! "n( its Co1ponents
The front panel of the J-.-+ router is as shown below
The cross section as indicated by 99 is pro'ided in an enlar!ed scale below(

The co"ponents are e1plained below(
.,9si$"! Inter#"$e Mo(u!e ?.IM@
26Ms pro'ide the physical connection to 'arious networ% "edia types. The 26M recei'es
inco"in! pac%ets fro" the networ% and trans"its out!oin! pac%ets to the networ%.
.o&er Button "n( .o&er LE%
The power button can be used to power the ser'ice router on and off. The power BE@
located at the upper left of the BE@ dashboard is !reen color when on and it can be in two
states. i. n steadily state which "eans power is functionin! correctly ii. =lin%in! state
which "eans power button has been pressed and &uic%ly released and the router is shuttin!
down.
St"tus LE%
Status BE@ chan!es fro" off to blin%in! !reen when the syste" is powered on. 6t can be in
the followin! states(

Co!or St"te %es$ription
7reen
=lin%in!
n steadily
Router is startin! up or
perfor"in! dia!nostics
Router is operatin!
nor"al
Red =lin%in! Error has been detected
A!"r1 LE%
The alar" BE@ li!hts can be either yellow or red. 6f yellow, indicates a "inor condition
that re&uires "onitorin! or "aintenance. 6f red, indicates "a#or condition that can result in
a syste" shutdown.
0A LE%
The :i!h a'ailability >:9? BE@ li!hts when the router starts but otherwise re"ains unlit
and this is "ostly for future use.
Reset Con#i- Button
This button is used to return the router to either the rescue confi!uration or the factory
default confi!uration.
Conso!e .ort
Throu!h the console port, a RJ-,/ serial cable can be used to connect to the routin! en!ine
and the router can be confi!ured usin! <B6 fro" the chassis console port.
USB .ort
The US= ports on the front panel of the router accept a US= stora!e de'ice or US= stora!e
de'ice adapter with a co"pact flash installed and can act as a secondary boot de'ice if the
internal co"pact flash fails on startup.
ES% .oint
The electrostatic dischar!e point located at the front of the chassis "ini"iCes the ris% of
electrical dischar!e in potentially haCardous en'iron"ents.

2.. Re"r ."ne! o# J+0 router
2.+. J3Series Router Con#i-ur"tion
There are two user interfaces to "onitor, confi!ure, troubleshoot and "ana!e a ser'ice
router. They are JUNS <B6 and J-web 6nterface.
5.+.1 JUNOS Co11"n( Line Inter#"$e
JUNS <B6 is a Juniper Networ%s <o""and Shell that runs on top of a UN6X-
=ased S Eernel. The <B6 pro'ides co""and help and co""and co"pletion
and co""ands are e1ecuted when Enter %ey is pressed.
The <B6 has two "odes perational "ode and <onfi!uration "ode. The <B6
co""ands are or!aniCed hierarchically with co""ands that perfor" a si"ilar
function !rouped to!ether under the sa"e le'el.
Steps #or st"rtin- t,e CLI
*. Establish a connection with the ser'ices router -. Bo! in usin! userna"e and
password. 9fter lo! in, enter a UN6X shell .. Start the <B6
C$!i
userD,ostE
The pro"pt FGF indicates that the <B6 has started.
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5.+.. J3Feb Inter#"$e
J-Aeb is a web-based 7U6 that allows operatin! a router without co""ands. 6t
allows to "onitor, confi!ure, troubleshoot, and "ana!e the router on a client by
"eans of a web browser with :TT2 >:yper Test Transfer 2rotocol? or :TT2S
>:TT2 o'er Secure Soc%ets Bayer? enabled. Duic% confi!uration wiCards
si"plify basic confi!uration and "ini"iCes the ris% of error.
2.2. .IM Mo(u!es #or J3Series
26Ms supported for J-Series are cate!oriCed into u26M, e26M.
2.2.1 .IM
26M >2hysical 6nterface Module? is a networ% interface card that is installed on
a J-series Ser'ices Router, to pro'ide physical connections to a B9N or a A9N
2.2. u.IM ?Uni4ers"! S&it$,in- .IM@
u26M is a particular type of 26M, such as the 7i!abit Ethernet u26M, which can
be uni'ersally inserted in any slot on a J-.-+, J-./+, J,./+, or J0./+ Ser'ices
Router.
The difference is e26M slots has 2<6 and 2<6-X bus connection whereas 26M
slots only has 2<6 bus connection. 9 u26M either uses the 2<6 or the 2<6-X
bus dependin! on what slot the u26M is installed in. Naturally better
perfor"ance is e1pected with e26M slots.
2.2.+ e.IM ?En,"n$e( .IM@
e26M is a particular type of hi!h-speed 26M, such as the 7i!abit Ethernet e26M
or ,-port ;ast Ethernet e26M, which can be inserted only in hi!h-speed slots
>slots . and 0 on a J,./+ Ser'ices Router, or slots -, ., /, and 0 on a J0./+
Ser'ices Router?.
2.5. .IM "n( VoI. Mo(u!e O4er4ie&
J-Series routers accept 26Ms and 9'aya 5o62 "odules in the slots on the front of the
chassis.
So"e of the supported 26Ms include the followin! and are e1plained below
*-2ort, 0-2ort, 3-2ort and *0-2ort 7i!abit Ethernet u26Ms
@ual-2ort Serial 26M
@ual-2ort T* or E* 26M
9'aya 5o62 "odules are controlled by the 9'aya <o""unication Mana!er ><M? software
rather than the JUNS software and are installed in the router chassis li%e 26Ms.

2.5.1. 6i-"bit Et,ernet u.IMs
7i!abit Ethernet u26Ms are a'ailable in four 'ersions i.e, *-2ort, ,-2ort, 3-2ort,
*0-2ort and are supported on J-.-+, J-./+, J,./+ and J0./+ ser'ice routers.
13.ort 6i-"bit Et,ernet u.IM
These ha'e s"all for"-factor plu!!able >S;2? transcei'ers which allows
different connectors. S;2 is as shown in the fi!ure below
9 *-port 7i!abit Ethernet u26M is as shown
7i!abit Ethernet u26M can be inserted in any slot on J-.-+, J-./+, J,./+ and
J0./+ ser'ice routers. :i!h-speed slots are slots . and 0 on the J,./+ router,
and slots -, ., /, and 0 on the J0./+ router.
7i!abit Ethernet u26Ms features are
The "ultiport u26Ms can be used as switches in the access layer
Bin% speed for 3-port and *0-port 7i!abit Ethernet u26Ms is
confi!urable to *+, *++, or *+++ Mbps, and trans"ission "ode is
confi!urable to half or full duple1. The *-port and 0-port S;2 7i!abit

Ethernet u26Ms cannot be "anually confi!ured-they are set at *+++
Mbps and full duple1.
*-port and 0-port 7i!abit Ethernet u26Ms use S;2 transcei'ers to allow
different connectors to be used on u26M ports. These S;2 7i!abit
Ethernet u26Ms support *+++=ase-SX, *+++=ase-BX, and *+++=ase-T
S;2s. They do not support *+++=ase-B: S;2s.
3-port and *0-port 7i!abit Ethernet u26Ms-and S;2s on the *-port and
0-port u26Ms-support *+++=ase-T RJ-,/ connectors. The li"itations are
that 7i!abit Ethernet u26Ms do not support SNM2 and the interfaces
can be confi!ured up to a "a1 MTU siCe of 4+*, bytes.
2.5.. %u"!3.ort Seri"! .IM
The @ual-2ort Serial 26M pro'ides a physical connection to serial networ%
"edia types throu!h two serial interface ports.
The %ey features of dual-port serial 26M are
nboard networ% processor
9uto selection of operation "odes based on data ter"inal e&uip"ent
>@TE? or data co""unication e&uip"ent >@<E? cables
Bocal and re"ote loopbac% dia!nostics
<onfi!urable cloc% rate for the trans"it >T1? cloc% and recei'e >R1?
cloc%
2.5.+. %u"!3.ort T1 or E1 .IM
The @ual-2ort T* 26M and @ual-2ort E* 26M pro'ide a physical connection to
T* or E* networ% "edia types. Each 26M has two physical T* or E* ports with
an inte!rated channel ser'ice unit ><SU? or data ser'ice unit >@SU?.
@ual-port T* 26M is shown below

@ual-port E* 26M is shown below
Their %ey features include
nboard networ% processor
6nte!rated <SU8@SU-Eli"inates the need for a separate e1ternal de'ice
/0-Ebps and 0,-Ebps "odes
9NS6 T*.*+-, T*.*+), and T*.,+. standards co"pliance
7.)+., 7.)+,, and 7.)+0 E* standards co"pliance
6ndependent internal and e1ternal cloc%in! syste"
Boopbac%, bit error rate test >=ERT?, T* facilities data lin% >;@B?, and
lon! buildout dia!nostics
2.7. Brie# O4er4ie& o# J+0' J+50' J2+50' J7+50 Routers
1. J+0
The J-.-+ Ser'ices Router is pri"arily desi!ned for re"ote and branch offices.
The J-.-+ routers are entry le'el ser'ice routers which !i'es up to 0++ Mbps
throu!hput perfor"ance, has four built-in 7i!abit Ethernet ports. 6t has three
26M slots for additional B9N8A9N connecti'ity, 9'aya 5o62 7ateway, and
A9N acceleration. They are used for one or two broadband, T*, or E*
interfaces with inte!rated ser'ices.
Fi<e( Inter#"$es: 2 6i-"bit Et,ernet ports
No o# pi1 s!ots: +
. J+50
The J-./+ Ser'ices Router is pri"arily desi!ned for branch offices. The J-./+
router which has ,built-in 7i!abit Ethernet ports !i'es up to )++ Mbps
perfor"ance. 6t !i'es fi'e 26M slots. They are usually used for "ultiple
broadband, T*, or E* interfaces with "ultiple inte!rated ser'ices
No o# pi1 s!ots: 5

+. J2+50
The J,./+ Ser'ices Router is desi!ned pri"arily for re!ional and branch
offices. The J,./+ enterprise router !i'es up to *7bps in perfor"ance. They
are usually used for @S., E., and Metro Ethernet interfaces with inte!rated
ser'ices. 6t has si1 26M slots. Two of these slots are enhanced-perfor"ance
slots that pro'ide additional perfor"ance to "ultiple 7i!abit Ethernet
confi!urations.
No o# pi1 s!ots: 7
2. J7+50
The J0./+ Ser'ices Router is desi!ned pri"arily for re!ional and central
offices. The J0./+ !i'es up to - 7bps in perfor"ance. 6t has si1 26M slots for
additional B9N8A9N connecti'ity, 9'aya 5o62 7ateway, and A9N
acceleration. These routers ha'e optional redundant power supplies for hi!h
syste" a'ailability. The J0./+ Ser'ices Router is a hi!her-perfor"ance syste"
than the J,./+ Ser'ices Router.
No o# pi1 s!ots: 7
5. M3Series Routers O4er4ie&
The Juniper Networ%s M Series is a fa"ily of hi!h-perfor"ance, "ultiser'ice ed!e routers, with
ad'anced routin! features that deli'ers e1ceptional fle1ibility and reliability o'er a wide ran!e of
connecti'ity options without co"pro"ise.
@esi!ned for hi!h-perfor"ance ser'ice pro'iders and enterprises, the M)i, M*+i, M*-+, and M.-+ can
be deployed in the s"all and "ediu" core, "ultiser'ice ed!e, collapsed 22 routin!, peerin!, route
reflector, ca"pus or A9N !ateway applications. Speeds ran!e fro" @S+ up to <*4-8STM-0, and *+
7bE.
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9d'anced routin! features supported include M2BS, "ulticast, DoS, and hi!h a'ailability. Ser'ices
supported include a broad array of 52Ns, networ%-based security, real-ti"e 'oice and 'ideo,
bandwidth on de"and, rich "ulticast of pre"iu" content, 62'0 ser'ices, !ranular accountin! and "uch
"ore.
5.1 M8i Front ."ne! "n( its Co1ponents
The co"ponents are e1plained below
.IC
9 26< >2hysical 6nterface <ard? is an interface card throu!h which networ% cables carry
data trans"issions to and fro" the networ% plu!. 9 26< installs into a ;2< >;le1ible 26<
<oncentrator?. M)i router acco""odates four 26<s.
FIC
6n addition to four 26<s, M)i router includes a built-in ;6< >;i1ed 6nterface <ard? that
pro'ides two fast Ethernet ports or one !i!abit Ethernet port dependin! on which ;6< was
ordered. ;2< + holds 26< slots >+ to .? and ;2< * holds fi1ed interfaces >Two ;ast
Ethernet or ne 7i!abit Ethernet?.
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;6< Recei'es inco"in! pac%ets and trans"its out!oin! pac%ets to the networ%, displays
alar" status, and ta%es 26<s online and offline.
ES% .oint
The ES@ 2oint >Electrostatic dischar!e point? located at the front of the chassis "ini"iCes
the ris% of electrical dischar!e in potentially haCardous en'iron"ents.
Routin- En-ine
Routin! En!ine "aintains the routin! tables, "ana!es the routin! protocols, controls the
interfaces, controls so"e chassis co"ponents, and pro'ides the interface for syste"
"ana!e"ent and user access.
5. M8i Re"r ."ne!
So"e of the co"ponents are e1plained below
CFEB
<;E= ><o"pact ;orwardin! En!ine =oard? pro'ides route loo%up, "ana!e"ent of shared
"e"ory, transfer of out!oin! data pac%ets, and transfer of e1ception and control pac%etsH
includes built-in tunnel interface and optional 9dapti'e Ser'ices 26<.
.o&er Supp!ies
2ower Supplies distributes needed 'olta!es to co"ponents.

5.+ Brie# o4er4ie& o# M8i' M10i' M20e' M10 "n( M+0 Routers
1. M8i
The M)i Multiser'ice Ed!e Router is ../ inches >3.4 c"? in hei!ht and supports
)I 7bps throu!hput. The M)i is ideal as an 628M2BS pro'ider ed!e router in
s"all 2o2s or as an enterprise routin! solution for 6nternet !ateway or branch
a!!re!ation.
The M)i router supports 'arious 26<s, includin! 9TM, channeliCed, Ethernet,
62 ser'ices, and SNET8S@: interfaces.
The router acco""odates up to four 2hysical 6nterface <ards >26<s?. 6n
addition to the 26<s, the ;i1ed 6nterface <ard >;6<? pro'ides two ;ast Ethernet
ports or one 7i!abit Ethernet port, dependin! on your confi!uration.
26<s are interchan!eable between the M)i and M*+i routers.
. M10i
The M*+i Multiser'ice Ed!e Router is cost-effecti'e fully redundant M Series
ed!e router, co"bined with Junos S reliability features, the M*+i router is the
product of choice for enablin! reliable and secure ser'ices in s"all and "ediu"
2o2s.
The router supports up to ei!ht 26<s, includin! 9TM, <hanneliCed, 7i!abit
Ethernet, 62 Ser'ices, and SNET8S@: interfaces
The M*+i router supports up to ei!ht 2hysical 6nterface <ards >26<s?. 26<s are
interchan!eable between the M)i and M*+i routers.
+. M20e
The M,+e Multiser'ice Ed!e Router pro'ides a dense, hi!hly redundant
platfor" pri"arily tar!eted for dense dedicated access a!!re!ation and pro'ider
ed!e ser'ices in "ediu" and lar!e 2o2s.
26<s are a'ailable in supported "edia types, includin! 9synchronous Transfer
Mode >9TM?, <hanneliCed @S., E*, E., T*, Ethernet, SNET8S@:, and 62
ser'ices.
The router acco""odates up to ei!ht ;le1ible 26< <oncentrators >;2<s? >;2<
+ to ;2< )?, which can each be confi!ured with a 'ariety of networ% "edia
types, alto!ether pro'idin! up to .- <*-8STM,, .- 7i!abit Ethernet, or ei!ht
<,38STM*0 ports per syste". ;2<s supported by M,+e router are ;2<,
Enhanced 2lus ;2<*, Enhanced 2lus ;2<-
26<s are co"patible with the M*-+ and Juniper Networ%s T.-+ and T0,+ <ore
Routers.

2. M10
M*-+ router is the newest addition to M-Series, capable of supportin! M2BS
ser'ices at Bayers - and ., includin! Bayer . 52Ns, the M*-+ is desi!ned to
deli'er superior redundancy and facilitate the transport of le!acy ;ra"e Relay
and 9TM traffic o'er hi!h-bandwidth Ethernet lin%s.
The router supports 'arious 26<s, includin! 9TM, <hanneliCed, 7i!abit
Ethernet, 62 ser'ices, and SNET8S@: interfaces.
The M*-+ deli'ers support for *-3 7E subscriber ports, with *+ 7= Ethernet
or < *4- uplin% capability in an affordable, co"pact for" factor
The router is a &uarter-rac% chassis that supports up to si1 ;2<s. ;our slots
accept ;2<s of Types *, -, and . and two slots accept <o"pact ;2<s ><;2<s?.
Each ;2< can be confi!ured with a 'ariety of networ% "edia types, alto!ether
pro'idin! up to *.+ physical interface ports per syste". The <;2< slots are
identical to the Type *, -, and . ;2< slots, but feature a s"aller for" factor to
pro'ide hi!her density *+-7i!abit interfaces.
;2<s supported by M*-+ router are ;2<*, ;2<- and ;2<.. 26<s are
co"patible with M,+e, T.-+, and T0,+ routers.
5. M+0
The M.-+ Multiser'ice Ed!e Router is a hi!h perfor"ance, *+ 7bps-capable,
distributed architecture ed!e router ideal for "ediu"-siCe bac%bone cores
re&uirin! predictable perfor"ance for feature-rich infrastructures.
The router supports up to ei!ht ;2<s pro'idin! SNET8S@: <-,38STM*0,
SNET8S@: <*4-8STM0,, and *0+-7i!abit Ethernet "edia.
The router is a half-rac% chassis that supports up to ei!ht ;le1ible 26<
<oncentrators >;2<s? pro'idin! up to 0, SNET8S@: <,38STM*0, *0
SNET8S@: <*4-8STM0,, or *0+ 7i!abit Ethernet ports for the router.
;2<s supported by M.-+ router are Enhanced 66 ;2< *, Enhanced 666 ;2< *,
Enhanced 66 ;2< -, Enhanced 66 ;2< ., Enhanced 666 ;2< -, Enhanced 666 ;2<
.. 26<s are co"patible with M,+e, M*-+, T.-+, and T0,+ routers.
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7. JUNOS Co11"n( Line Inter#"$e
The operatin! syste" software that powers the Juniper routers is called JUNS. The software is
"odular and standards based. 9nother i"portant feature of JUNS is that the software is platfor"
independent >within Juniper hardware syste"s, not to be confused with other 'endor hardware?, thus
deli'erin! the sa"e scalability and security across se'eral hardware platfor"s.
JUNS <B6 is a si"ple to use, te1t-based co""and interface. Ae !i'e 'arious co""ands on <B6 for
confi!urin!, troubleshootin! and "onitorin! the software.
JUNS pri"arily supports two types of co""and "odes.
a? perational Mode
b? <onfi!uration Mode
"@ Oper"tion"! Mo(e:
Ahen we lo! in to the router and the <B6 starts, we are at the top le'el of the <B6 operational "ode. 6n
this "ode, we enter the co""ands for
*. <ontrollin! the <B6 en'iron"ent, and
-. Monitor and troubleshoot networ% connecti'ity, and
.. 6nitiatin! the <onfi!uration Mode.
;re&uently used co""ands in this "ode include pin!, show, traceroute, confi!ure, etc.
b@ Con#i-ur"tion Mo(e:
Ae use the <onfi!uration "ode for confi!urin! the JUNS software by creatin! a hierarchy of
confi!uration state"ents. Ae enter the confi!uration "o4Ide by usin! the co""and Fconfi!ureF as
shown below(
userD,ostE$on#i-ure
Enterin- $on#i-ur"tion 1o(e
Ge(itH
userD,ostI
6ssuin! the co""ands one at a ti"e usin! <B6 can confi!ure a JUNSJ router or alternately, we can
confi!ure by creatin! a te1t >9S<66? file that contains the state"ent hierarchy. Re"e"ber to acti'ate
the confi!uration by usin! the co""and Fco""itF on the router.
9s shown in the abo'e e1a"ple, the !eneric confi!uration pro"pt is userKhostL. fcourse, we can
chan!e the pro"pt by usin! appropriate co""and.
St"te1ent 0ier"r$,9:
Ae use the abo'e confi!uration "ode co""ands to create a state"ent hierarchy, and then confi!ure
the JUNS software. The ter" Fstate"ent hierarchyF is used to define the se&uence of co""ands used
for confi!urin! a particular feature >or features? of the router. 9n e1a"ple state"ent hierarchy is !i'en

below(
userD,ostE$on#i-ure
Enterin- $on#i-ur"tion 1o(e
Ge(itH 3333Top !e4e!
userD,ostIe(it proto$o!s osp#
Ge(it proto$o!s osp#H 3333proto$o!s osp# ,ier"r$,9 !e4e!
userD,ostI
FsetF co""ands are used to confi!ure specific leaf state"ents.
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8. Router Inter#"$es
Juniper Networ%s platfor" has pri"arily two types of interface. These are(
.er1"nent inter#"$es, these are always present in the router and
Tr"nsient inter#"$es, these can be inserted or re"o'ed fro" the router by user.
8.1. .er1"nent Inter#"$es:
Each router has two per"anent interfaces. These are(
". M"n"-e1ent Et,ernet inter#"$e: This interface enables us to access the
router usin! ssh, and telnet. The interface uses out-of-band connecti'ity, and
does not pro'ide pac%et forwardin! capabilities for the transit data pac%ets.
b. Intern"! Et,ernet inter#"$e: <onnects the Routin! En!ine >runnin! the
JUNS 6nternet software? to the 2ac%et ;orwardin! En!ine. The router uses
this interface as the "ain co""unications lin% between the JUNS software
and the co"ponents of the 2ac%et ;orwardin! En!ine. The 6nternal Ethernet
interface is confi!ured auto"atically when the JUNS software boots.
8.. Tr"nsient Inter#"$es:
Transient 6nterfaces are the interfaces that recei'e user$s data pac%ets fro" the networ% and
trans"it the pac%ets to the networ%. These interfaces are physically located on a 2hysical
6nterface <ard. They can be inserted and re"o'ed at any ti"e.
These interface need to be confi!ured before usin! it. Ae can also confi!ure the interfaces
that are not in the chassis. Ahen the JUNS software acti'ates the router$s confi!uration it
finds out the interfaces that are present and acti'ates only those interfaces.
6n addition, each router has two serial ports, labeled console and au1iliary. <onsole port can
be used to connect tty-type ter"inals to the router. The au1iliary port can connect to a
"ode".

=. Inter#"$e Represent"tion
=.1. On J3Series routers
n the J-series routin! platfor", when infor"ation about an interface is displayed, the
interface type, the slot in which the 2hysical 6nterface Module >26M? is installed, +, and the
confi!ured port nu"ber is specified.
6n the physical part of the interface na"e, a hyphen >-? separates the "edia type fro" the
26M nu"ber, and a slash >8? separates the 26M, +, and port nu"bers. 9nd the synta1 is(
t9pe3pi1B0Bport
Each of the ter"s are e1plained below(
t9pe: is the one that uni&uely identifies the type of physical interface. 6t is a two-character
word and can be one of the followin!(
"e-9!!re!ated Ethernet interface
"t-9TM interface
e1-E* interface >includin! channeliCed STM-* interfaces?
e+-E. interface
#e-;ast Ethernet interface
#<p-Mana!e"ent and internal Ethernet interfaces
-e-7i!abit Ethernet interface
-r-7eneric Route Encapsulation tunnel interface
ip-62-o'er-62 encapsulation tunnel interface
!o-Boopbac% interface
1!-Multilin% interface
so-SNET8S@: interface
t1-T* interface >includin! channeliCed @S-. and <-. interfaces?
t+-T. interface >includin! channeliCed <-*- interfaces
se-Serial interface
pi1: 2hysical 6nterface Module >26M? pro'ides the physical connection to 'arious networ%
"edia types. 6t is the slot in which the 26M is installed.
0( it is the pi" "odule nu"ber
port: it is the port nu"ber to be confi!ured
;or e1a"ple, on a J-series router J-.-+, assu"in! that slot * is populated with sin!le port
!i!abit ethernet card, the interface is uni&uely identified as below(
!e-*8+8+
=.. On M3Series routers "n( T3Series routers
Usin! JUNSJ software, a typical interface confi!uration will ha'e the followin! synta1(
t9pe3#p$Bpi$Bport

Each of the ter"s are e1plained below(
word as stated abo'e.
#p$: is the physical slot nu"ber in the chassis where the interface is located.
pi$: is the slot nu"ber on the ;2< where the interface is located.
port: is the location on the 26< where the interface port >to which the interface is
connected? is located.
;or e1a"ple, M)i router will ha'e one fi1ed ;2< >;2<*? that contains internal ports, and
;2< + for e1ternal 26< cards. 9ssu"in! that ;2<+, 26<* is populated with dual port fast
ethernet card, the ports are uni&uely addressed as below(
fe-+8*8+ for the first fast ethernet port, and
fe-+8*8* for the second fast ethernet port.
Note:
So"e physical interfaces use channel nu"bers instead if unit nu"bers. These nu"bers are
represented usin! colon instead of period li%e "ediaMtype-fpc8pic8port(channel Nu"ber
=.+. On M)3Series routers
n the MX-series routers when infor"ation about an interface is displayed, the interface
type, the slot in which the @ense 2ort <oncentrator >@2<? is installed, the slot on the @2<
in which the 2hysical 6nterface <ard >26<? is located, and the confi!ured port nu"ber are
specified.
6n the physical part of the interface na"e, a hyphen >-? separates the "edia type fro" the
@2< nu"ber, and a slash >8? separates the @2<, 26<, and port nu"bers. 9nd the synta1 is(
t9pe3(p$Bpi$Bport
word as stated abo'e.
(p$: is the slot nu"ber in which the @ense 2ort <oncentrator >dpc? is installed
pi$: is the slot nu"ber on the dpc
port: it is the port nu"ber to be confi!ured

>. ROUTIN6 FUN%AMENTAL LABS
The followin! labs can be perfor"ed usin! <ertE1a"s.co" Juniper networ% si"ulator. The
software "ay be downloaded fro" the Juniper Junos Si"ulator product pa!e. ;urther,
please note that the @e"o 'ersion will support li"ited co""ands. 9ll labs are supported
only in the full 'ersion of the software.
>.1 : L"b E<er$ise 1 : Enterin- $on#i-ur"tion 1o(e on " Router' "n( e<it
%es$ription: 9 basic e1ercise, that shows how to enter confi!uration "ode, and e1it fro"
the sa"e. <hoose R* fro" the networ% dia!ra", and e1it.
Instru$tions:
*. Enter into confi!uration "ode
-. 7et bac% to the operational "ode
userDR1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDR1Ie<it
userDR1E
=ac%
>. :L"b E<er$ise : Settin- 0ost N"1e
%es$ription:Set the router host na"e. 7o to N8A dia!ra" and choose de'ice R*.
Instru$tions:
-. Set hostna"e as #uniper*
userDR1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDR1Ie(it s9ste1
Ge(it s9ste1H
userDR1Iset ,ost3n"1e *uniper1
Ge(it s9ste1H
userD*uniper1Ie<it
Ge(itH
userD*uniper1Ie<it
=ac%

>.+ : L"b E<er$ise + : Settin- Routers (o1"in N"1e
%es$ription:Set the routerdo"ain na"e. 7o to N8A dia!ra" and choose de'ice R*.
Instru$tions:
-. Set do"ain na"e as "ydo"ain.net.
userDR1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDR1Ie(it s9ste1
Ge(it s9ste1H
userDR1Iset (o1"in3n"1e 19(o1"in.net
Ge(it s9ste1H
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDR1I
=ac%
>.2 : L"b E<er$ise 2 : Con#i-ure t,e Root ."ss&or( ?En$r9pte(
."ss&or(@
%es$ription: This lab de"onstrates confi!urin! encrypted password on the router.
Instru$tions:
-. Mo'e to the root-authentication hierarchy
.. Set the encrypted password as -,adr.e
userDR1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDR1Ie(it s9ste1 root3"ut,enti$"tion
Ge(it s9ste1 root3"ut,enti$"tionH
userDR1Iset en$r9pte(3p"ss&or( 2"(r+e
Ge(it s9ste1 root3"ut,enti$"tionH
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDR1I
=ac%
>.5 : L"b E<er$ise 5 : Con#i-ure " %NS N"1e Ser4er
Not a'ailable in de"o 'ersion
>.7 : L"b E<er$ise 7 : Con#i-ure " B"$/up Router
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>.8 : L"b E<er$ise 8 : Router Inter#"$e "((ress Con#i-ur"tion
>.= : L"b E<er$ise = : S,ut (o&n "n Inter#"$e
>.> : L"b E<er$ise > : Set Inter#"$e %es$ription
>.10 : L"b E<er$ise 10 : Con#i-urin- t,e En$"psu!"tion on " .,9si$"!
Inter#"$e
>.11 : L"b E<er$ise 11 : Con#i-urin- Jeep"!i4es
>.1 : L"b E<er$ise 1 : Set Jeep"!i4e Ti1ers
>.1+ : L"b E<er$ise 1+ : Con#i-urin- t,e 1"n"-e1ent Et,ernet inter#"$e
?#<p0@
>.12 : L"b E<er$ise 12 : Settin- B"n(&i(t, on "n inter#"$e
>.15 :L"b E<er$ise 15 : Con#i-urin- t,e ,o!(3ti1e 4"!ue on " p,9si$"!
inter#"$e to ("1p inter#"$e tr"nsitions
>.17 : L"b E<er$ise 17 : Con#i-urin- t,e %TE C!o$/ R"te
>.18 : L"b E<er$ise 18 : B"si$ -i-"bit et,ernet $on#i-ur"tion on " J3series
router
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>.1= : L"b E<er$ise 1= : Con#i-urin- spee( on sonet inter#"$e
>.1> : L"b E<er$ise 1> : S,o& $,"ssis $o11"n(s on J "n( M series routers
>.0 : Ob*e$ti4e Test 1 : Ans&er t,e #o!!o&in- Kuestions
*. ;or which two functions is the Routin! En!ine responsibleN ><hoose two.?
9. pac%et forwardin!
=. &ueuin! functions
<. routin! protocol control
@. JUNS software operation
-. Ahich co""and would correctly define a router$s host-na"eN
9. L set ip host-na"e
=. G set ip host-na"e
<. L set syste" host-na"e
@. G set syste" host-na"e
.. The interface !e-+8-8. is located in which fle1ible 26< concentrator slotN
9. +
=. -
<. .
@. ,
,. :ow "any ;2< slots are there on M,+ routerN
9. -
=. ,
<. 0
@. 3
/. Ahich co""and confi!ures an address of *4-.*03.*.* with a "as% of -//.-//.-//.+ on
interface !e-+8+8+N
9. set ip interface !e-+8+8+ address *4-.*03.*.* -//.-//.-//.+
=. set ip interface !e-+8+8+ address *4-.*03.*.*8-,
<. set interface !e-+8+8+ ip, address *4-.*03.*.* "as% -//.-//.-//.+
@. set interfaces !e-+8+8+ unit + fa"ily inet address *4-.*03.*.*8-,
0. Ahich protocol fa"ily is re&uired prior to assi!nin! an 62 address to an interfaceN
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9. fa"ily ip
=. fa"ily ip0
<. fa"ily inet
@. fa"ily inet,
). Ahich operational co""and allows a user to 'iew the e1haust te"peratures of a Juniper
de'iceN
9. show chassis state
=. file list alar"
<. show chassis alar"s
@. show chassis en'iron"ent
3. 6n which "ode are users allowed to confi!ure the de'ice, includin! interfaces, protocols,
user access, and syste" hardware propertiesN
9. pri'iled!ed "ode
=. confi!uration "ode
<. "onitorin! "ode
@. operational "ode
4. Ahich co""and is used to retrie'e the serial nu"bers of a Juniper de'iceN
9. show 'ersion
=. show chassis hardware
<. show hardware detail
@. 'iew hardware database
*+. Ahat are the pri"ary responsibilities of the REN
9. <ontrol routin! protocol traffic, perfor" route loo%-ups
=. ;orward data traffic, perfor" route filterin!
<. Maintain routin! protocols, control software processes
@. Mana!e interfaces, reasse"ble pac%ets fro" shared "e"ory

10. STATIC ROUTIN6 LABS
10.1 : L"b E<er$ise 1 : Con#i-urin- St"ti$ Routes
%es$ription: <onfi!ure static route *)-.*0.*.+ "as% -//.-//.-//.+ with ne1t hop address
of *4-.*0.-.*.
s9nt"<: ip route prefi1 "as% OaddressPinterfaceQ RdistanceS
pre#i< 1"s/: is the ip route prefi1 and "as% for the destination.
"((ressLinter#"$e: Use either the ne1t hop router ip or the local router outbound interface
used to reach the destination.
(ist"n$e: is the ad"inistrati'e distance and an optional para"eter.
Instru$tions:
*. Enter into 7lobal <onfi!uration Mode
-. <onfi!ure a static route to a destination sub-networ% >*)-.*0.*.+? with -,-bit subnet
"as% and ne1t hop 62 address of *)-.*0.-.*.
userDR1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDR1Ie(it routin-3options
Ge(it routin-3optionsH
userDR1Ie(it st"ti$ route 18.17.1.0B2
Ge(it routin-3options st"ti$ route 18.17.1.0B2H
userDR1Iset ne<t3,op 18.17..1
Ge(it routin-3options st"ti$ route 18.17.1.0B2H
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(it routin-3optionsH
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDR1I
=ac%
10. : L"b E<er$ise : .in- test
10.+ : L"b E<er$ise + : Te!net
10.2 : L"b E<er$ise 2 : Tr"$eroute

10.5 : Ob*e$ti4e Test : Ans&er t,e #o!!o&in- Kuestions
11. .OLICIES CONFI6URATION LABS
11.1 : L"b E<er$ise 1 : Routin- .o!i$9 L"b 1
%es$ription: Use this lab to confi!ure the routin! policy on router, by specifyin! the "atch
condition to accept all rip routes, that is chec%ed a!ainst the source address of the route
ad'ertised.
Instru$tions:
*.Enter into confi!uration "ode.
-.<reate a policy state"ent by na"e as sa"e as riproutes.
..<reate a ter" under the policy created abo'e by the na"e as 9d'Rip.
,.<reate a "atch condition and specify to accept rip routes under the abo'e ter".
userDR1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDR1Ie(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent riproutes
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent riproutesH
userDR1Ie(it ter1 A(4Rip
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent riproutes ter1 A(4RipH
userDR1Ie(it #ro1
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent riproutes ter1 A(4Rip #ro1H
userDR1Iset proto$o! rip
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent riproutes ter1 A(4Rip #ro1H
userDR1Ie<it
userDR1Ie(it t,en
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent riproutes ter1 A(4Rip t,enH
userDR1Iset "$$ept
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent riproutes ter1 A(4Rip t,enH
userDR1Ie<it
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent riproutesH
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDR1I
=ac%
Version 1.0 Cop9ri-,t : 00 ; 01 CertE<"1s.$o1 ++

11. : L"b E<er$ise : Routin- .o!i$9 L"b
11.+ : Ob*e$ti4e Test + : Ans&er t,e #o!!o&in- Kuestions
1. RI. CONFI6URATION LAB
1.1 : L"b E<er$ise 1 : RI. Con#i-ur"tion
%es$ription: Use this lab to confi!ure the R62 on router, by applyin! an e1port and i"port
policies at their respecti'e hierarchical le'els.
Instru$tions:
-.Enable R62 routin! on the router.
..<reate a !roup called nei!hborRouters apply an e1port policy riproutes to this !roup.
,.Specify the nei!hbor interface as so-+8+8+ under the abo'e created !roup and apply an
i"port policy riproutes to this nei!hbor.
userDR1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDR1Ie(it proto$o!s rip
Ge(it proto$o!s ripH
userDR1Ie(it -roup nei-,borRouters
Ge(it proto$o!s rip -roup nei-,borRoutersH
userDR1Iset e<port riproutes
userDR1Ie(it nei-,bor so30B0B0
Ge(it proto$o!s rip -roup nei-,borRouters nei-,bor so30B0B0H
userDR1Iset i1port riproutes
Ge(it proto$o!s rip -roup nei-,borRouters nei-,bor so30B0B0H
userDR1Ie<it
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(it proto$o!s ripH
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDR1I
=ac%

1. : Ob*e$ti4e Test 2 : Ans&er t,e #o!!o&in- Kuestions
1+. %MNAMIC ROUTIN6 LABS
1+.1 : L"b E<er$ise 1 : .in- test b9 $on#i-urin- RI.
%es$ription: The purpose of this lab is to confi!ure R62 Routin! and other re&uired
co""ands to ad'ertise these rip routes on all the de'ices and test for pin! co""and.
9pplicable networ% dia!ra" is !i'en below(
Note( .* on router * So refers to *4-.*03.*.*. Si"ilarly other 62 addresses to be interpreted.
Instru$tions:
*.9ssi!n the 62 address of all the de'ices as !i'en below

%e4i$e Inter#"$e I. A((ress M"s/
R1
So-+8+8+
So-+8+8*
*4-.*03...*
*4-.*03.*.*
-//.-//.-//.+
-//.-//.-//.+
R
So-+8+8+
So-+8+8*
*4-.*03.*.-
*4-.*03.-.*
-//.-//.-//.+
-//.-//.-//.+
R+
So-+8+8+
So-+8+8*
*4-.*03...-
*4-.*03.-.-
-//.-//.-//.+
-//.-//.-//.+
-.Enable R62 routin! on all the de'ices
..Specify the policy to accept the rip routes on all the de'ices
,.9pply an i"port policy and an e1port policy >policy created abo'e? on all the de'ices.
/.;ro" R* issue a pin! co""and to R- and R.
On R1:
userDR1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDR1Ie(it inter#"$es so30B0B0 unit 0 #"1i!9 inet
Ge(it inter#"$es so30B0B0 unit 0 #"1i!9 inetH
userDR1Iset "((ress 1>.17=.+.1B2
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDR1Ie(it inter#"$es so30B0B1 unit 0 #"1i!9 inet
userDR1Iset "((ress 1>.17=.1.1B2
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDR1Ie(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent R1po! ter1 R1ter1
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent R1po! ter1 R1ter1H
userDR1Ie(it #ro1
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent R1po! ter1 R1ter1 #ro1H
userDR1Iset proto$o! rip
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent R1po! ter1 R1ter1 #ro1H
userDR1Ie<it
userDR1Ie(it t,en
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent R1po! ter1 R1ter1 t,enH
userDR1Iset "$$ept
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent R1po! ter1 R1ter1 t,enH
userDR1Ie<it
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(itH

userDR1Ie(it proto$o!s rip -roup R1-rp
Ge(it proto$o!s rip -roup R1-rpH
userDR1Iset e<port R1po!
Ge(it proto$o!s rip -roup R1-rp nei-,bor so30B0B0H
userDR1Iset i1port R1po!
userDR1Ie<it
userDR1Iset i1port R1po!
userDR1Ie<it
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDR1I$o11it
$o11it $o1p!ete
Ge(itH
userDR1I
On R:
userDRE$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDRIe(it inter#"$es so30B0B0 unit 0 #"1i!9 inet
userDRIset "((ress 1>.17=.1.B2
userDRIe<it
Ge(itH
userDRIe(it inter#"$es so30B0B1 unit 0 #"1i!9 inet
userDRIset "((ress 1>.17=..1B2
userDRIe<it
Ge(itH
userDRIe(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent Rpo! ter1 Rter1
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent Rpo! ter1 Rter1H
userDRIe(it #ro1
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent Rpo! ter1 Rter1 #ro1H
userDRIset proto$o! rip
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent Rpo! ter1 Rter1 #ro1H
userDRIe<it
userDRIe(it t,en
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent Rpo! ter1 Rter1 t,enH
userDRIset "$$ept

Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent Rpo! ter1 Rter1 t,enH
userDRIe<it
userDRIe<it
Ge(itH
userDRIe(it proto$o!s rip -roup R-rp
Ge(it proto$o!s rip -roup R-rpH
userDRIset e<port Rpo!
userDRIe(it nei-,bor so30B0B0
Ge(it proto$o!s rip -roup R-rp nei-,bor so30B0B0H
userDRIset i1port Rpo!
userDRIe<it
userDRIe(it nei-,bor so30B0B1
userDRIset i1port Rpo!
userDRIe<it
userDRIe<it
Ge(itH
userDRI$o11it
$o11it $o1p!ete
Ge(itH
userDRI
On R+:
userDR+E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDR+Ie(it inter#"$es so30B0B0 unit 0 #"1i!9 inet
userDR+Iset "((ress 1>.17=.+.B2
userDR+Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDR+Ie(it inter#"$es so30B0B1 unit 0 #"1i!9 inet
userDR+Iset "((ress 1>.17=..B2
userDR+Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDR+Ie(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent R+po! ter1 R+ter1
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent R+po! ter1 R+ter1H
userDR+Ie(it #ro1
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent R+po! ter1 R+ter1 #ro1H
userDR+Iset proto$o! rip
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent R+po! ter1 R+ter1 #ro1H
Version 1.0 Cop9ri-,t : 00 ; 01 CertE<"1s.$o1 +=

userDR+Ie<it
userDR+Ie(it t,en
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent R+po! ter1 R+ter1 t,enH
userDR+Iset "$$ept
Ge(it po!i$93options po!i$93st"te1ent R+po! ter1 R+ter1 t,enH
userDR+Ie<it
userDR+Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDR+Ie(it proto$o!s rip -roup R+-rp
Ge(it proto$o!s rip -roup R+-rpH
userDR+Iset e<port R+po!
userDR+Ie(it nei-,bor so30B0B0
Ge(it proto$o!s rip -roup R+-rp nei-,bor so30B0B0H
userDR+Iset i1port R+po!
userDR+Ie<it
userDR+Ie(it nei-,bor so30B0B1
userDR+Iset i1port R+po!
userDR+Ie<it
userDR+Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDR+I$o11it
$o11it $o1p!ete
Ge(itH
userDR+I
On R1:
userDR1Epin- 1>.17=..
userDR1Epin- 1>.17=..1
=ac%
1+. : L"b E<er$ise : .in- test b9 $on#i-urin- OS.F &it, 1u!tip!e "re"s
Version 1.0 Cop9ri-,t : 00 ; 01 CertE<"1s.$o1 +>

12. S0OF COMMAN% LAB
12.1 : L"b E<er$ise 1 :S,o& Co11"n(s
%es$ription: This e1ercise de"onstrates 'arious basic show co""ands a'ailable.
Instru$tions:
*. 6ssue show 'ersion brief co""and.
-. 6ssue show cli co""and.
.. 6ssue show cli history co""and.
userDR1Es,o& 4ersion brie#
userDR1Es,o& $!i
userDR1Es,o& $!i ,istor9
=ac%
15. OS.F LABS
15.1 : L"b E<er$ise 1 : OS.F Con#i-ur"tion
%es$ription: Use this lab to confi!ure the S2; on router with an area +.
Instru$tions:
-.Enable S2; routin! on the router.
..2ut the interfaces so-+8+8+ and so-+8+8* under area +.
userDR1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDR1Ie(it proto$o!s osp#
Ge(it proto$o!s osp#H
userDR1Ie(it "re" 0
Ge(it proto$o!s osp# "re" 0H
userDR1Ie(it inter#"$e so30B0B0
Ge(it proto$o!s osp# "re" 0 inter#"$e so30B0B0H
userDR1Ie<it
userDR1Ie(it inter#"$e so30B0B1
Ge(it proto$o!s osp# "re" 0 inter#"$e so30B0B1H
userDR1Ie<it
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(it proto$o!s osp#H
userDR1Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDR1I

=ac%
15. : L"b E<er$ise : OS.F $on#i-ur"tion "n( 4eri#i$"tion
15.+ : Ob*e$ti4e Test 5 : Ans&er t,e #o!!o&in- Kuestions
17. B6. L"bs
17.1 : L"b E<er$ise 1 :B6. Con#i-ur"tion
Note: This Bab is di'ided in to ) sections. 2lease refer the fi!ure abo'e for all the sections
Se$tion I : To $on#i-ure t,e B6. peer sessions
%es$ription: This lab e1ercises de"onstrates the confi!urin! =72 peer sessions
Instru$tions:
*. Enter into confi!uration "ode.

-. Mo'e to interfaces hierarchy
.. <onfi!ure the interfaces to 2eers 9, =, <, and @
,. E1it fro" the interfaces hierarchy
userDEE$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDEIe(it inter#"$es
Ge(it inter#"$esH
userDEIset -e30B0B0 (es$ription to3A
Redit interfacesS
userDEIset -e30B0B0 unit 0 #"1i!9 inet "((ress 10.10.10.1B2
Ge(it inter#"$esH
userDEIset -e30B0B1 (es$ription to3B
Ge(it inter#"$esH
userDEIset -e30B0B1 unit 0 #"1i!9 inet "((ress 10.10.10.5B2
Ge(it inter#"$esH
userDEIset -e30B0B (es$ription to3C
Ge(it inter#"$esH
userDEIset -e30B0B unit 0 #"1i!9 inet "((ress 10.10.10.>B2
Ge(it inter#"$esH
userDEIset -e30B0B+ (es$ription to3%
Ge(it inter#"$esH
userDEIset -e30B0B+ unit 0 #"1i!9 inet "((ress 10.1.8.1B2
Ge(it inter#"$esH
userDEIe<it
Ge(itH
userDEI
=ac%
Se$tion II : Settin- t,e AS nu1ber
Se$tion III : Cre"te B6. -roup "n( "(( t,e E<tern"! nei-,bor "((resses
Se$tion IV : Spe$i#9 t,e AS nu1ber o# t,e e<tern"! AS
Se$tion V : A(( t,e peer % "n( set t,e AS nu1ber "t t,e in(i4i(u"! nei-,bor !e4e!

Se$tion VI : Set t,e peer t9pe to e<tern"! B6. ?EB6.@

Se$tion VII : Settin- t,e b-p ,o!(3ti1e
18. Juniper S&it$, Mo(e!s
Juniper switches are a'ailable in two series
". E) Series Et,ernet S&it$,es ( @eli'er hi!h perfor"ance, carrier-class solutions built to "eet the needs
of today$s con'er!ed branch office, ca"pus, and data center networ%s.
b. AF) Series : :i!h-perfor"ance de'ices deli'er Juniper$s uni&ue D;abric architecture, supportin!
thousands of ports within a sin!le-tier data center or cloud networ% with ultra-low latency, hi!h resiliency,
and the si"plicity of a sin!le switch.
1=. E) Series S&it$,es O4er4ie&
1=.1. E)00 S&it$,
Juniper Networ%s EX--++ Ethernet switches pro'ide connecti'ity for low-density en'iron"ents.
EX--++ switches are a'ailable in "odels with either -, or ,3 built-in networ% ports and four
uplin% ports, with 2ower o'er Ethernet >2oE? either a'ailable in all built-in networ% ports or not
a'ailable in any built-in networ% port. 9ll "odels pro'ide networ% ports that ha'e
*+8*++8*+++=ase-T 7i!abit Ethernet connectors and four uplin% ports. These switches run under
Junos S for EX Series switches. Each EX--++ switch has four uplin% ports that support *-
!i!abit s"all for"-factor plu!!able >S;2? transcei'ers for use with fiber connections and copper
connections. 2oE ports pro'ide electrical current to de'ices throu!h the networ% cables so that
separate power cords for de'ices such as 62 phones, wireless access points, and security ca"eras
are unnecessary.
Mo(e! Nu1ber A$$ess .orts .oE En"b!e( .orts
EX--++--,T-,7 -, 7i!abit Ethernet -

EX--++--,2-,7 -, 7i!abit Ethernet 9ll -, ports
EX--++-,3T-,7 ,3 7i!abit Ethernet -
EX--++-,32-,7 ,3 7i!abit Ethernet 9ll ,3 ports
1=.1.1. E)00 Front ."ne!
The front panel of an EX--++ switch consists of the followin! co"ponents(
Networ% portsTdependin! on the switch "odel, either of(
-, or ,3 *+8*++8*+++=ase-T 7i!abit Ethernet ports, with 2ower o'er
Ethernet >2oE? not a'ailable in EX--++--,T and EX--++-,3T
-, or ,3 *+8*++8*+++=ase-T 7i!abit Ethernet ports, with 2ower o'er
Ethernet >2oE? a'ailable in EX--++--,2 and EX--++-,32
, built-in S;2 uplin% ports
- chassis status BE@s
, port status "ode BE@s
Mode button

1=.1.. C,"ssis LE%s
The front panel of an EX--++ switch has two chassis status BE@s labeled SUS and
9BM on the far ri!ht side of the panel, abo'e the uplin% ports.

LE% L"be! Co!or St"te "n( %e$ription
9BM Unlit
9"ber
Red
There is no alar"
There is a "inor alar"
There is a "a#or alar"
SUS 7reen n steadily ( The switch is
functionin! nor"ally
=lin%in! ( The switch is
bootin!
ff ( The switch is off
1=.1.+. E)00 Re"r ."ne!
The rear panel of the EX--++ switch consists of the followin! co"ponents(
Mana!e"ent Ethernet port
US= port
<onsole port
2rotecti'e earthin! ter"inal
ES@ point
9ir e1haust

Serial nu"ber 6@ label
9< power cord inlet
1=.. E)500 S&it$,
The EX-/++ line of ethernet switches deli'ers a co"pact, ener!y efficient ethernet solution for
*+ !i!abit Ethernet 7bE top-of-rac% data center access deploy"ents where hi!h perfor"ance,
low latency and hi!h a'ailabilty are %ey re&uire"ents.
The EX-/++ switch has -, S;2I ports, - "ana!e"ent ports, and * console port. >The EX-/++
switch contains -, *+-!i!abit S"all ;or"-;actor 2lu!!able 2lus >S;2I? ports and - *-!i!abit
"ana!e"ent ports. The *+-!i!abit S;2I ports can accept *+-!i!abit optical transcei'ers or @irect
9ttach <ables >@9<s?. This *U switch is rac% "ountable in either the horiContal or 'ertical
direction, dependin! on your application.?
Mo(e! Nu1ber %es$ription
EX-/++--,;-;= -,-port 7i!abit Ethernet8*+-7i!abit Ethernet
S;2
EX-/++--,;-=; -,-port 7i!abit Ethernet8*+-7i!abit Ethernet
S;2
Note: SF.N .orts: -, S"all ;or"-;actor 2lu!!able >S;2I? ports are located on the front panel.
These ports accept appro'ed optical S;2I transcei'ers or direct access cables >@9<s?.

1=.+. E)+00 S&it$,
The EX.-++ line of Ethernet switches offers a si"ple, cost-effecti'e solution for low-density
branch and re!ional offices.
EX.-++ switches are a'ailable in "odels with either -, or ,3 ports and with either all ports
e&uipped for 2ower o'er Ethernet >2oE? or only 3 ports e&uipped for 2oE. EX.-++ switches with
a @< power supply installed do not pro'ide 2oE. 9ll "odels pro'ide ports that ha'e
*+8*++8*+++=ase-T 7i!abit Ethernet connectors and optional *-!i!abit s"all for"-factor
plu!!able >S;2? transcei'ers, *+-!i!abit s"all for"-factor plu!!able >S;2I? transcei'ers, or *+-
!i!abit s"all for"-factor plu!!able >X;2? transcei'ers for use with fiber connections.
Mo(e! A$$ess .orts No o# .oE en"b!e( ports
EX.-++--,T -, 7i!abit Ethernet ;irst 3 ports
EX.-++-,3T ,3 7i!abit Ethernet ;irst 3 ports
EX.-++--,2 -, 7i!abit Ethernet 9ll -, ports
EX.-++-,32 ,3 7i!abit Ethernet 9ll ,3 ports
EX.-++--,T-@< -, 7i!abit Ethernet -
EX.-++-,3T-@< ,3 7i!abit Ethernet -
1=.2. E)200 S&it$,
Juniper Networ%s EX,-++ Ethernet Switches pro'ide connecti'ity for "ediu"- and hi!h-density
en'iron"ents and scalability for !rowin! networ%s.
EX,-++ switches are a'ailable in "odels with -, or ,3 ports and with either all ports e&uipped
for 2ower o'er Ethernet >2oE? or only 3 ports e&uipped for 2oE. 9ll "odels pro'ide ports that
ha'e *+8*++8*+++=ase-T 7i!abit Ethernet connectors and optional *-!i!abit s"all for"-factor
plu!!able >S;2? transcei'ers, *+-!i!abit s"all for"-factor plu!!able >S;2I? transcei'ers, or *+-
!i!abit s"all for"-factor plu!!able >X;2? transcei'ers for use with fiber connections.
9dditionally, a -,-port "odel pro'ides *++=ase-;X8*+++=ase-X S;2 ports. This "odel is
typically used as a s"all distribution switch.

Mo(e! .orts .oE en"b!e( ports
EX,-++--,T -, 7i!abit Ethernet ;irst 3 ports
EX,-++-,3T ,3 7i!abit Ethernet ;irst 3 ports
EX,-++--,2 -, 7i!abit Ethernet 9ll -, ports
EX,-++-,32 ,3 7i!abit Ethernet 9ll ,3 ports
EX,-++--,; -, 7i!abit Ethernet
EX,-++--,T-@< -, 7i!abit Ethernet
EX,-++-,3T-@< ,3 7i!abit Ethernet
EX,-++--,;-@< -, 7i!abit Ethernet
1=.5. E)2500 S&it$,
EX,/++ switches pro'ide connecti'ity for hi!h-density *+-7i!abit Ethernet data center top-of-
rac% and a!!re!ation deploy"ents. Typically, EX,/++ switches are used in data centers where
they can be positioned as the top de'ice in a rac% to pro'ide connecti'ity for all de'ices in the
rac%.
Mo(e! A$$ess .ort Con#i-ur"tion
EX,/++-,+;-;= ,+-port 7bE8*+7bE S;28S;2I
EX,/++-,+;-=; ,+-port 7bE8*+7bE S;28S;2I
EX,/++-,+;-;=-< ,+-port 7bE8*+7bE S;28S;2I
EX,/++-,+;-=;-< ,+-port 7bE8*+7bE S;28S;2I
EX,/++-,+;-@<-< ,+-port 7bE8*+7bE S;28S;2I

EX,/++-,+;-5<*-;= ,+-port 7bE8*+7bE S;28S;2I
EX,/++-,+;-5<*-=; ,+-port 7bE8*+7bE S;28S;2I
EX,/++-,+;-5<*-@< ,+-port 7bE8*+7bE S;28S;2I
Note: The ;= and =; in the "odel nu"ber indicate the direction of airflow of the chassis(
;=T;ront-to-bac% airflow
=;T=ac%-to-front airflow
The < in the "odel nu"ber indicates the <on'er!ed Enhanced Ethernet ><EE? status of switch(
<T<EE capable
NoneTNot <EE capable
The @< in the "odel nu"ber indicates that the switch "odel supports @< power supply.
The 5< in the "odel nu"ber indicates that the switch "odel can be used in a 5irtual <hassis
confi!uration.
1=.7. E)=00 S&it$,
The EX3-++ line of "odular Ethernet switches is a fa"ily of hi!h-perfor"ance, hi!hly a'ailable
platfor"s for use in hi!h-density *+7bE data centers, ca"pus a!!re!ations and core networ%s.
Juniper Networ%s EX3-++ Ethernet line cards offer a 'ariety of interfaces for supportin! hi!h-
density *++ Mbps, 7i!abit and *+ 7i!abit Ethernet >7bE? deploy"ents. ;our 'ersions of the
EX3-++ Ethernet line cards are a'ailable, each of which supports a consistent set of features and
capabilities( the EX3-++-,3T, the EX3-++-,3;, the EX3-++-3XS and the EX3-++-,+XS.
Three of these cards are a'ailable in E1tra Scale >ES? confi!urationsTthe EX3-++-,3T-ES, the
EX3-++-,3;-ES and the EX3-++-3XS-ESTwhich are opti"iCed for lar!e-scale deploy"ents
such as lar!e ca"puses, !lobal data centers, or cloud-based applications.

Et,ernet Line C"r( Spe$i#i$"tions
EX3-++-
,3T8EX3-++-
,3T-ES
EX3-++-
,3;8EX3-++-
,3;-ES
EX3-++-
3XS8EX3-++-
3XS-ES
EX3-++-,+XS EX3-++-
,32B8EX3-++
-,3TB
EX3-++--XS-
,28EX3-++-
-XS-,T
.ort
Ku"ntit9
"n( t9pe
,3 RJ-,/ ,3 S;2 3 S;2I ,+ S;28S;2I ,3 RJ-,/ ,+ RJ-,/ 8 , S;2
8- S;2I
.oEB.oE
N ports
+ + + + ,38*- >,32B
only?
,+8*- >,+2 only?
.ort
spee(
*+8*++8*+++
Mbps
*++8*+++ Mbps *+ 7bps * 7bps8*+ 7bps *+8*++8*+++
Mbps
*+8*++8*+++
MbpsH *++8*+++
MbpsH *+ 7bps
1>. Conne$tin- "n( Con#i-urin- "n E) Series S&it$, ?CLI .ro$e(ure@
Set the followin! para"eter 'alues in the console ser'er or 2<(
=aud RateT40++
;low <ontrolTNone
@ataT3
2arityTNone
Stop =itsT*
@<@ StateT@isre!ard
To connect and confi!ure the switch fro" the console usin! the <B6(
*. <onnect the console port to a laptop or 2< usin! the RJ-,/ to @=-4 serial port adapter. The RJ-,/
cable and RJ-,/ to @=-4 serial port adapter are supplied with the switch.
EX--++, EX.-++, or EX,-++ switchTThe console port is located on the rear panel of the
switch.
EX,/++ switchTThe console port is located on the front panel of the switch.
EX3-++ switchTThe console port is located on the Switch ;abric and Routin! En!ine >SRE?
"odule in slot SRE+ in an EX3-+3 switch or on the Routin! En!ine >RE? "odule in slot RE+
in an EX3-*0 switch.
-. 9t the Junos S shell pro"pt rootV, type eOsetup.
.. Enter the hostna"e. This is optional.
,. Enter the root password you plan to use for this de'ice. Uou are pro"pted to re-enter the root
password.
Note( The initial lo!in na"e and password on EX-series switches(
login: root
password: <no password>

The de'ice is shipped with no passwordH si"ply press the enter %ey.
Note( ;or security reasons, create a password for the Root 6@.
/. Enter 9es to enable ser'ices li%e Telnet and SS:. =y default, Telnet is not enabled and SS: is
enabled.
0. Use the Mana!e"ent ptions pa!e to select the "ana!e"ent scenario(
<onfi!ure in-band "ana!e"ent. 6n this scenario you ha'e the followin! two options(
Use the default 5B9N.
<reate a new 5B9NT6f you select this option, you are pro"pted to specify the 5B9N na"e,
5B9N 6@, "ana!e"ent 62 address, and default !ateway. Select the ports that "ust be part of
this 5B9N.
<onfi!ure out-of-band "ana!e"ent. Specify the 62 address and !ateway of the "ana!e"ent
interface. Use this 62 address to connect to the switch.
). Specify the SNM2 Read <o""unity, Bocation, and <ontact to confi!ure SNM2 para"eters. These
para"eters are optional.
3. Specify the syste" date and ti"e. Select the ti"e Cone fro" the list. These options are optional.
4. The confi!ured para"eters are displayed. Enter 9es to co""it the confi!uration. The confi!uration is
co""itted as the acti'e confi!uration for the switch.
*+.>;or EX,/++ switches only? Enter the reKuest $,"ssis pi$31o(e intr"$onne$t operational "ode
co""and to set the 26< "ode to intraconnect.
Uou can now lo! in with the <B6 or the J-Aeb interface to continue confi!urin! the switch.
0. AF) Series S&it$, 3 AF)+500 S&it$, O4er4ie&
The Juniper Networ%s D;X./++ Switch is a hi!h-speed, "ultipurpose switch especially desi!ned for ne1t-
!eneration data centers that pro'ides a total switchin! capacity and throu!hput of 0,+ 7bps.
,3 *+-7bps access ports in the switch use s"all for"-factor plu!!able plus transcei'ers >S;2I? and operate
by default as *+-7i!abit Ethernet interfaces. ptionally, you can choose to confi!ure up to *- of the ports as
--7bps, ,-7bps, or 3-7bps ;ibre <hannel >;<? interfaces, and up to .0 of the ports as *-7i!abit Ethernet
interfaces. , ,+-7bps uplin% ports in the switch use &uad, s"all for"-factor plu!!able plus >DS;2I?
transcei'ers.
SF.N A$$ess .orts
The D;X./++ switch has ,3 access ports >+-,)? that support s"all for"-factor plu!!able plus >S;2I? and
s"all for"-factor plu!!able >S;2? transcei'ers, as well as S;2I direct attach copper cables, also %nown as
Twina1 cables.
Up to ,3 of the access ports can be used for S;2I transcei'ers or S;2I direct attach copper cables.
*+-7i!abit Ethernet S;2I transcei'ers and S;2I direct attach copper cables can be used in any
access port. --7bps, ,-7bps, or 3-7bps ;ibre <hannel S;2I transcei'ers can be used in ports +

throu!h / and ports ,- throu!h ,).
Up to .0 of the access ports can be used for S;2 transcei'ers. 7i!abit Ethernet S;2 transcei'ers can
be used in ports 0 - ,*.
ASF.N Up!in/ .orts
The D;X./++ switch has four uplin% ports >D+-D.? that support up to four ,+-7bps &uad s"all for"-factor
plu!!able plus >DS;2I? transcei'ers.
Note: .!e"se re#er to t,e be!o& net&or/ (i"-r"1 #or t,e s&it$, e<er$ises -i4en in t,e ne<t se$tions.
1. B"si$ S&it$, L"bs
1.1 : L"b E<er$ise 1 : Enterin- $on#i-ur"tion 1o(e on " s&it$, "n( e<it
%es$ription: 9 basic e1ercise that shows how to enter confi!uration "ode and e1it fro"
the sa"e. <hoose SA* fro" the networ% dia!ra" and e1it.
Instru$tions

-. 7et bac% to the operational "ode
userDSF1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDSF1Ie<it
userDSF1E
=ac%
1. : L"b E<er$ise : Settin- 0ostn"1e
%es$ription: Set the switch hostna"e as #unipersw. <hoose SA* fro" the networ%
dia!ra".
Instru$tions
-. Set hostna"e as W#uniperswX
userDSF1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDSF1Ie(it s9ste1
Ge(it s9ste1H
userDSF1Iset ,ost3n"1e *unipers&
Ge(it s9ste1H
userD*unipers&Ie<it
Ge(itH
userD*unipers&Ie<it
=ac%
1.+ : L"b E<er$ise + : Set inter#"$e (es$ription
%es$ription: 6n this e1ercise, description to an interface is set by usin! set description
co""and.
Instru$tions:
-. Set the description of interface !e-+8+8+ as Finterface-!e-+8+8+F
userDSF1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDSF1Ie(it inter#"$es -e30B0B0
Ge(it inter#"$es -e30B0B0H
userDSF1Iset (es$ription Pinter#"$e3-e30B0B0P

Ge(it inter#"$es -e30B0B0H
userDSF1Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDSF1I
=ac%
1.2 : L"b E<er$ise 2 : S,ut(o&n "n inter#"$e
1.5 : L"b E<er$ise 5 : B"si$ CLI $o11"n(s
1.7 : L"b E<er$ise 7 : Con#i-ure b"n(&i(t, on "n inter#"$e
1.8 : L"b E<er$ise 8 : Con#i-urin- et,er3options on t,e -i-"bit et,ernet
s&it$, inter#"$e
1.= : L"b E<er$ise = : Con#i-urin- t,e 1"n"-e1ent I. "((ress on E)
series s&it$,

. L"b E<er$ises on VLAN
.1 : L"b E<er$ise 1 : %e#ineVLANs
%es$ription: This e1ercise de"onstrates the co""ands re&uired to create 5B9Ns on the
switch.
Instru$tions
*. <reate 5B9N *+ and -+ by usin! the co""and synta1 Wset 'lans Y'lan-na"eG 'lan-id Y'lan-
id-nu"berG
-. 5erify the sa"e usin! show 'lans co""and
userDSF1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH

userDSF1Iset 4!"ns 1"r/etin- 4!"n3i( 10
Ge(itH
userDSF1Iset 4!"ns support 4!"n3i( 0
Ge(itH
userDSF1I$o11it
Ge(itH
userDSF1Ie<it
userDSF1Es,o& 4!"ns
=ac%
. : L"b E<er$ise : Con#i-ure " port #or 1e1bers,ip in t,"t VLAN
.+ : L"b E<er$ise + : Con#i-urin- "n inter#"$e "s " trun/ port
.2 : L"b E<er$ise 2 : Con#i-urin- VLANs on E) series s&it$,
.5 : L"b E<er$ise 5 : Con#i-urin- Route( VLAN inter#"$e ?Inter3VLAN
routin-@ on " s&it$,
.7 : Ob*e$ti4e Test 7 : Ans&er t,e #o!!o&in- Kuestions

+. L"b E<er$ises on Sp"nnin- tree proto$o! "n( VST.
+.1 : L"b E<er$ise 1 : Con#i-urin- ST. Ti1ers
%es$ription( This lab e1ercise de"onstrates confi!urin! spannin!-tree protocol ti"ers.
Instru$tions(
*. Enter into confi!uration "ode on SA*
-. Use the co""and Wset stp hello-ti"e8forward-ti"e8"a1-a!e Y'alueGX to confi!ure the 'arious
ST2 ti"ers on the switch
.. 5erify the confi!uration usin! show confi!uration co""and.
userDSF1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDSF1Ie(it proto$o!s
Ge(it proto$o!sH
userDSF1Iset stp #or&"r(3(e!"9 0
Ge(it proto$o!sH
userDSF1Iset stp ,e!!o3ti1e 5
Ge(it proto$o!sH
userDSF1Iset stp 1"<3"-e +0
Ge(it proto$o!sH
userDSF1Ie<it

Ge(itH
userDSF1I$o11it
Ge(itH
userDSF1Ie<it
userDSF1Es,o& $on#i-ur"tion
Note( i. :ello-Ti"e( @eter"ines how often the switch broadcasts hello "essa!es to other
switches.
ii. ;orward-Ti"e( @eter"ines how lon! each of the listenin! and learnin! states last before the
interface be!ins forwardin!.
iii. Ma1-9!e( @eter"ines the a"ount of ti"e the switch stores protocol infor"ation recei'ed on
an interface.
=ac%
+. : L"b E<er$ise : Settin- bri(-e priorit9 on s&it$,
@escription( This e1ercise de"onstrates the co""and re&uired to confi!ure switch priority
of a 5B9N.
Instru$tions:
*. Enter into confi!uration "ode on SA*
-. 6ssue the co""and Fbrid!e-priority Ypriority-'alueG to confi!ure the switch priority of a
5B9N.
userDSF1Es,o& sp"nnin-3tree inter#"$e
userDSF1E$on#i-ure
Ge(itH
userDSF1Ie(it proto$o!s
Ge(it proto$o!sH
userDSF1Iset stp bri(-e3priorit9 1==
Ge(it proto$o!sH
userDSF1Ie<it
Ge(itH
userDSF1Ie<it
Note: The switch priority can be confi!ured thus "a%in! it "ore li%ely to be chosen as the root
switch. 2riority ran!e is + to 0*,,+ in incre"ents of ,+40, default is .-)03.
=ac%
+.+ : L"b E<er$ise + : Con#i-urin- port priorit9

+.2 : L"b E<er$ise 2 : Veri#9in- ST.
+.5 : L"b E<er$ise 5 : En"b!in- VST. on "!! VLANs
+.7 : L"b E<er$ise 7 : En"b!in- VST. on " VLAN usin- " sin-!e VLAN3
I% B VLAN3N"1e
+.8 : Ob*e$ti4e Test 8 : Ans&er t,e #o!!o&in- Kuestions
2. L"b E<er$ises on .oE
2.1 : L"b E<er$ise 1 : Con#i-urin- -u"r(3b"n( "n( 1"<i1u1 po&er on
.oE en"b!e( inter#"$e
%es$ription: This e1ercise de"onstrates the co""ands re&uired to confi!ure para"eters
li%e !uard-band and "a1 power on a 2oE enabled interface.
Instru$tions
*. Enter into 2oE hierarchy "ode on SA- that has 2oE enabled ports.
-. 7uard-band synta1 is WSet -u"r(3b"n( Q&"ttsEX. Ran!e to be set is + throu!h *4 where
default 'alue is +
.. Ma1i"u" power synta1 is WSet inter#"$e ?"!! L inter#"$e3n"1e@ 1"<i1u13po&er Q&"ttsEX.
Ran!e to be set is +.+ throu!h *3.0 for EX.-++ and EX,-++ switches and +.+ throu!h .+.+ for
EX--++ switches and @efault is( */., for EX.-++ and EX,-++ switches and .+.+ for EX--++
switches
,. 5erify usin! show poe interface co""and that display status of all 2oE ports on the switch.
userDSFE$on#i-ure
userDSFIe(it poe
Ge(it poeH
userDSFIset -u"r(3b"n( 1
Ge(it poeH
userDSFIset inter#"$e -e30B0B0 1"<i1u13po&er 1=.7
Ge(it poeH
userDSFIe<it
Ge(itH
userDSFI$o11it

Ge(itH
userDSFIs,o&
userDSFEs,o& poe inter#"$e
Note:
6u"r(3b"n(: Reser'e a specified a"ount of power out of the 2oE power bud!et in case of a
spi%e in 2oE consu"ption.
M"<i1u13.o&er: Set the "a1i"u" a"ount of power that the switch can supply to the 2oE
port.
=ac%
2. : L"b E<er$ise : Con#i-urin- po&er 1"n"-e1ent 1o(e on .oE
en"b!e( inter#"$e
2.+ : L"b E<er$ise + : %is"b!in- " .oE inter#"$e
2.2 : L"b E<er$ise 2 : Settin- po&er priorit9 on "!! .oE en"b!e(
inter#"$es
5. FINAL E)AM
5.1 : Ob*e$ti4e Test Fin"! E<"1 : Ans&er t,e #o!!o&in- Kuestions
7. Appen(i<
*. <, @
-. <
.. 9
,. @

/. @
0. <
). @
3. =
4. =
*+. <
7.. Ans&er /e9s #or ob*e$ti4e test
7.+. Ans&er /e9s #or ob*e$ti4e test +
7.=. Ans&er /e9s #or ob*e$ti4e test =
%is$!"i1er:
<ertE1a"s.co" is not associated with Juniper Syste"s 6nc nor any other co"pany.
JunosJ is a trade "ar% of Juniper Syste"sZ 6nc. and duly reco!niCed.

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