Juniper Networks Warrior A Guide to the Rise of Juniper Networks Implementations

Name: Juniper Networks Warrior A Guide to the Rise of Juniper Networks Implementations
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ISBN: 9781449316631

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Edition: 2012

Authors: Peter Southwick

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If you’re considering a move to Junos and Juniper Networks equipment, this unique book provides a collection of real-world solutions—including detailed examples, configurations, and tutorials—on a network-by-network basis. Juniper Network Consultant Peter Southwick offers a unique first-person perspective on the design, configuration, and troubleshooting support he delivered in each case.Switching network hardware is an involved process, not to be taken lightly. Enterprise network engineers and administrators often seek practical examples of hardware implementations before they begin. This guide puts you right up front in the driver’s seat with Southwick’s insightful observation of how…

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List price: $47.99
Copyright year: 2012
Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Incorporated
Publication date: 11/27/2012
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 432
Size: 7.01" wide x 9.21" long x 0.88" tall
Weight: 1.540
Language: English

Peter Southwick is a Senior Network Engineer at Proteus Networks, providing both professional services support and training for Proteus Networks customers. He is a JNCI, holds JNCIE-M #473 and other Juniper certifications in routing and security. He is an author of Telecommunications: a Beginners Guide, co-author of ISDN: Concepts, Facilities and Services (both published by McGraw Hill), and contributing author to The Handbook of Local Area Networks (CRC Press).



Preface



An Enterprise VPN


Company Profile


Network


Traffic Flow


Need for Change


Class of Service


Design Trade-Offs


Implementation


Prototype Phase


Class of Service


Cut-Over


Main Site


Remote Site JAX


Remote Sites PHL and IAD


Backup Site BNA


Conclusions



Maintaining IDP Systems


IDP8200 Background


Command-Line Interface


Web Management Interface


NSM Management


Support Tasks


Daily Tasks


IDP Policies


Rulebase Optimization


Other Tasks


Conclusion



Data Center Security Design


Discussion


Design Trade-Offs


Decision


Configuration


Take One Configuration: Clustering


Take 2 Configuration: Active/Active without Reths


Take 3 Configuration: Active/Active with One-Legged Reths


Testing


Summary



Layer 3 to Layer 2 Conversion


Problem


Q-in-Q Framing


VPLS Overhead


Solutions


RFC 4623


Configurations


Management


Protocols


Core Router Configurations


Distribution Switch Configurations


Distribution Router Configurations


Rate Control


CPE Switch Configuration


Conclusion



Internet Access Redress


Objective


Design


Trade-offs


Configuration


Clustering


Security


Routing


Implementation


Lessons Learned


Conclusion



Service Provider Engagement


Company Profile


Physical Network Topology


Services


Design Approach


Design Trade-Offs


Configurations


Boilerplate Configuration


MX Interfaces


EX Boilerplate and Interfaces


OSPF


MBGP


MPLS


RSVP


Layer 3 VPN


VPLS


OBM


Conclusion



A PCI-Compliant Data Center


Introduction


Client Goals


Design Trade-Offs


Recommended Design


Switching Layer


Routing Layer


Firewall Layer


Virtualization


Configurations


EX4200 Configuration


MX240 Configuration


Firewall Configuration


Deployment


Initial Connectivity


The Maintenance Window


PCI Compliance


Summary



Facilitating Dark Fiber Replacement Using a QFX3500


Existing Design


Introduction to Fibre Channel


Proposed Design


Concerns and Resolutions


Network Upgrade


Advantages and Benefits of the Solution


QFX3500 Fibre Channel Gateway Configurations


Management Configurations


Fibre Channel Gateway Interface Configuration


DCB Configuration


EX4500 Transit Switch Configurations


Interfaces and VLANs


Transit Switch DCB Configuration


Verification


Conclusions



MX Network Deployment


Plans and Topology


Phase 1


MX Configuration


Management Configuration


Routing Engine Protection


Policy Configurations


Protocol Configurations


Phase 2


Final Phases


Conclusion



A Survivable Internet Solution for a Fully Distributed Network


Original Network Architecture


WAN Connectivity


Addressing


Internal Connectivity


Firewalls


Problem Definition


Proposed Solution 1


Solution 1 Advantages


Solution 1 Details


Solution 1 Issues


Proposed Solution 2: OSPF over Tunnels


Early Death of Solution 2


Configuration for Solution 2


Final Solution: Static Routes over Tunnels


Solution Advantages


Solution Issues


Email Server Address Resolution


Firewall Configurations


Conclusion



Internet Access Rebuild


Requirements


Existing Network


Routing Protocols


Solution Options


Three-Layer Design


Two-Layer Design


One-Tier Design


Configurations


Deployment Scenario


Management Staging and Testing


Top-of-Rack Switch Testing


ISP Link Testing


Production Configuration


Cut-Over


Conclusion


Index