Category: Juniper
Setting Up SNMP on Juniper Switches
This is a pretty easy process, but is critical for the long term management of our networking infrastructure. In order to setup SNMP on the Junipers, these are the steps that must be followed. Use the information contained within this tutorial as well so that all devices have the same SNMP settings. Log into the […]
Configuring LLDP for Cisco & Juniper Switches
The Link Layer Discovery Protocol is a vendor-neutral link layer protocol in the Internet Protocol Suite used by network devices for advertising their identity, capabilities, and neighbors on an IEEE 802 local area network, principally wired Ethernet. Ideally, this is great to use to make sure that switches are talking to each other prior to […]
Adding a DHCP Scope to a Juniper Switch
Using the information below, we will setup DHCP on the Juniper QFX5110. This tutorial is assuming that you have already setup VLAN’s and assigned them to whichever port. We will assume that the port in this instance is VLAN 152. VLAN ID: 152 VLAN Name: AGENCY-DHCP VLAN IP: 10.10.152.1/24 Log into the switch VIA SSH/Console/Telnet/etc… Once logged in, enter […]
Adding VLANs to a Juniper Switch
I absolutely love Junipers products, but coming from a Cisco background they are a tad bit different when it comes to configuring. These beasts run off of JunOS, which to my understanding is a variant of CentOS. If you are a Linux nerd like myself, this shouldnt be an issue for. Using the information below, […]