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 set … Continue reading →
I have a simple situation – I have two ISP’s. The gateway of my primary (i.e. providing the fastest service) is 9.9.9.9. The gateway of my secondary isp is 8.8.8.8 # My default route via my primary ISP set routing-options … 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 →
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 one or more of the following: … Continue reading →
Below provides the basic commands for configuring the date, time and NTP on your Juniper Set the time either set date ntp or set date YYYYYMMDDHHMM Set the name servers set system name-server your.name.server.1 set system name-server your.name.server.2 commit Configure … 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 →
Problem: Traffic passes through to the outside/Internet on SRX, but the dhcp server does not assign ip addresses and you cannot ping the SRX from the inside Solution: The system services were blocked on the inside network. Example as follows: … 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 →
A quick synopsis on setting up a Cisco ASA and a Centos 6 or 7 system to use SNMP v3 to be monitored by Cacti Cisco ASA en conf t # create a snmp-server group (needed for SNMP v3) # … Continue reading →