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This from a recent press release:
SUNNYVALE, CA, Aug 04, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — Juniper Networks(R) (JNPR 28.31, -0.17, -0.60%) today announced that several of its routing, switching and circuit-to-packet solutions have been tested and certified by the U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC) for interoperability with Defense Department [...]
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By now, all of our readers are sure to know all about AT&Ts supply chain streamlining and their break from the two vendor rule in the IP core. Juniper, Cisco and Alcatel-Lucent will all provide equipment for the carriers wireline and wireless IP core.
Rounding out the coverage of this announcement from AT&T are a couple [...]
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The choice of these three vendors makes sense. It gives AT&T plenty of options for its IP/MPLS router and Carrier Ethernet deployments.See all stories on this topic »
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JUNOS High Availability: Best Practices for High Network Uptime
by James Sonderegger, Orin Blomberg, Kieran Milne, Senad Palislamovic
Paperback: 688 pages
Publisher: O’Reilly Media
ISBN-13: 978-0596523046
High Praises for JUNOS High Availability
Building a network capable of providing connectivity for simple business applications is a fairly straightforward and well-understood process. However, building networks capable of surviving varying degrees of failure and [...]
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Since my FAQ on the JNCIP-M continues to be one of the most popular posts I have written here on my blog, I guess it makes sense to compliment that with a similar FAQ for the JNCIE-M lab exam. For consistency, I will try and answer all the same questions I did for the JNCIP [...]
JNCIE-M Lab Exam Q&A is a post from don't panic – One Network Architect's view of Life, the Internet, and Everything.
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MPLS/BGP Provider-Provisioned VPNs, such as those proposed in RFC 4364 (formerly RFC 2547) or draft-kompella variants, suffer from some scalability issues due to the fact that all PE routers are required to have a full iBGP mesh in order to exchange VPN-IPv4 NLRI and associated VPN label information. In a modern network consisting of a large number of [...]
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MPLS-Enabled Applications: Emerging Developments and New Technologies
by Ina Minei, Julian Lucek
Paperback: 526 pages
Publisher: Wiley
ISBN-13: 978-0470986448
Excellent coverage of VPLS, and Multicast over Layer 3 VPNs
Recently I had to work on a project which involved demonstrating Multicast over Layer 3 VPN interoperability between Cisco and Juniper. I spent several days reading through all the RFCs and working-group [...]
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"We decided to switch to an MPLS network, so we put out a competitive bid." The existing edge routers were old, and Blood Systems decided to upgrade its …
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Major router and switch vendors, service providers, and test equipment suppliers participate in Isocore activities. Isocore has major offices in the USA …
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Ericsson announced this week that it was selected by AT&T as one of its “domain” suppliers, specifically for wireline access. AT&T domains are 8 to 15 areas within its service network where it will select two strategic vendors to provide infrastructure. Read more
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Here I have some information on MTU Juniper, I had investigated it for a customer while ago. The actual frames transmitted also contain cyclic redundancy check (CRC) bits, which are not part of the media MTU. For example, the media …
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JUNOS now support MPLS-in-GRE & MPLS-in-IP. You guys can now encapsulate the MPLS label stack for a packet with an IP header, making it possible to tunnel MPLS over networks that do not have MPLS enabled on their core routers. The JUNOS software su…
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TThere are numerous misconception about VPLS support on Juniper Fast Ethernet PICs. Here is a little quick workaround running VPLS on Juniper’s “PE-4FE-TX and PB-4FE-TX” PICs. This setup requires MPLS LSPs between PEs…
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This paper will focus on an opportunity to revolutionize the way Metro Ethernet networks are built by applying the concept of MPLS Plug-and-Play, a technology developed by Juniper Networks. MPLS Plug-and-Play offers carriers a way to reduce the operating expense associated with deploying and managing MPLS-based Metro Ethernet networks while…
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