show security dynamic-vpn users example: root@srx-pes> show security dynamic-vpn users User: username , Number of connections: 1 Remote IP: 2.2.2.3 IPSEC VPN: DYN-VPN IKE gateway: DYN-VPN-LOCAL-GW IKE ID : usernamePESSRX IKE Lifetime: 28800 IPSEC Lifetime: 3600 Status: CONNECTED
Continue reading →I am adding a new VLAN to my network and I need my SRX to hand out IP addresses for that subnet. The vlan number I am using is 19. I am calling this network PUBLICVLAN Set up the irb … Continue reading →
This appears on the console when booting a Juniper device: WARNING: JUNOS versions running on dual partitions are not same This will happen on an upgrade of JunOS. To resolve this issue, make sure you are currently booted on the … Continue reading →
I have a web server (10.9.21.17) behind my Juniper SRX firewall. I want to make it available to the Internet. I have one static public ip address (1.1.1.116) and it is bound to the interface facing the Internet edit security … Continue reading →
Assuming you backup your SRX every time you make a change (see here) , you may have a need one day to restore your settings. To do so root@srx# load replace scp://username:password@IP.Of.Backup.Server/path/NameOfConfigFileToLoad.conf.gz root@srx# commit Where: username is a username … Continue reading →
SNMP V1 and V2c set snmp location “Text String That Indicates Where This Is At” set snmp contact “usually@MyEmail.com” set snmp community MyCommunityString authorization read-only set snmp community MyCommunityString clients ip.addresses.allowed.access/24 set snmp community MyCommunityString clients moreip.addresses.allowed.access/24 SNMP V3 … Continue reading →
Add the following to your configuration Set up a location to scp your configurations to set up the time zone and ntp service – see my note Juniper – How to configure NTP Next – setup your host name:| set … Continue reading →
You get your new Juniper switch configured, everything is working well then you notice the alarm light is on! Dont panic! First: Issue the command: root@switch> show system alarms and (hopefully) you will see the following: 2 alarms currently active … Continue reading →
Below provides the basic commands for configuring the date, time and NTP on your Juniper Set the name servers set system name-server your.name.server.1 set system name-server your.name.server.2 commit Configure the Time Zone set system time-zone America/New_York Configure NTP set system … Continue reading →
srx1> start shell % scp /config/juniper.conf.gz username@myserver.domain.com:/someplace/myrouter.conf.gz Where: /config/juniper.conf.gz will be the latest config that you saved with the “commit” command username – is the username to use to authenticate to the server you are copying the config to myserver.domain.com … Continue reading →
