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Oracle® Communications IP Service Activator Juniper M-series Device Support Guide
Release 7.2
E47718-01
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Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
1
Summary of Supported Features
Supported IP Service Activator Features
QoS and Access Control Support
MPLS VPN Support
Layer 2 Martini VPN Support
MPLS Label Switched Path (LSP) Support
Supported Juniper M-series and T-series Hardware and Software
Supported Devices
Supported JUNOS Versions
Juniper-supported Interface Types
Supported Traffic Types
Enhanced Command Threshold Control for Juniper Device Driver
2
Installation and Set-up Notes
Installation Notes
Command-line Parameters
Setting Command-line Parameters on Oracle Solaris
Exporting Routes Between Routing Instances in Overlapping MPLS VPNs
The Juniper Device Driver and Existing RIB-group Statements
Upgrading Devices from Using RIB Groups to Using auto-export
Over-riding the auto-export Command with -UseRIBGroup
3
Discovery and Configuration
JUNOS Configuration Files
About the Configuration Hierarchy
About Configuration Groups
About Active Configuration
Communication and Authentication
Configuring SSH Authentication Keys
Obtaining Device Capabilities
Applying IP Service Activator Configuration
Setting Routing Instance Annotation Limits
Checking and Forcing Consistency
Maintaining Synchronization Between Routing Engines
Lengthening the Time Between IP Service Activator Commit Commands
Offline Configuration
Implementing Offline Configuration
Command-line Parameters
The -FileConfigDeliver and -FileConfigDeliveryDir Parameters
The -NoDeviceComm Parameter
The -EnableFtp Parameter
Important Configuration Notes
4
Manual Preconfiguration
Configuring SNMP
Configuring User Access Privileges
Enabling SSH and Telnet
Using SSH Authentication
Checking for Pre-existing System and Group Configurations
Performing Mandatory Manual Preconfiguration for MPLS VPNs
Manually Configuring PE Routers
Configuring IP and MPLS on Core Interfaces
Configuring Loopback Interfaces
Enabling LSPs
Manually Configuring P Routers
Manually Configuring CE Routers
Performing Optional Manual Preconfiguration for MPLS VPNs
About Predefined Export Maps
About Predefined Route List Filters
Configuring a Route List Filter
Configuring a Prefix List Filter
About Predefined Filtering Policies for Route Redistribution
Performing Manual Preconfiguration for MPLS Tunneling CCCs
Configuring RSVP
Manually Preconfigured BGP Peering
PE Routers in the Same AS
PE Routers in More Than One AS
Performing Mandatory Manual Preconfiguration for Layer 2 Martini VPNs
Performing Manual Preconfiguration for Martini Circuits on Ethernet Interfaces
5
Configuration of MPLS VPNs
Prerequisites for MPLS VPN Configuration
Preconfiguring Routers
Setting Domain-level Parameters
Assigning Roles
About Routing Tables and Route Targets
About VRF Tables
About vrf-table-label Keyword
Setting Route Distinguishers
Setting RD Number per VPN
VPN Topology and Route Targets
About VRF Import and Export Policies
Configuring the Export Policy
Configuring the Import Policy
Exporting Routes Between Routing Instances in Overlapping VPNs
About VRF Re-use and Reduction
About Previously Defined Export Maps
About Load Balancing in Layer 3 VPNs
Configuring PE-PE Peering
Configuring iBGP
Co-existence with Previously Configured iBGP
Configuring MD5 Authentication
Configuring MPLS on Interfaces (Access Only)
Interface IP Address
About PE-CE Communications
PE-CE Communication Using eBGP
Basic Juniper Commands
eBGP-to-CEs
Allow AS In
AS Override
Local Preference
Authentication
Route Prefix Filters
Prefix Limit
Site of Origin
eBGP Load Sharing
Route Dampening
PE-CE Communication Using RIP
PE-CE Communication Using OSPF
OSPF Domain Tag
PE-CE Communication Using Static Routes
Specifying the Location of the Next-hop Address
Specifying that a Route is Permanent
Route Redistribution
Specifying Metrics for Route Redistribution
6
Configuring Layer 2 Martini VPNs
Overview of Layer 2 Martini VPNs
About Encapsulation Protocols
Base Configuration
Setting Up Layer 2 Martini VPNs
Provisioning and Deleting Sub-interfaces
Provisioning Sub-interfaces for a Layer 2 Martini Connection
Creating a Sub-interface for a Layer 2 Martini VPN
Checking the Configuration Added to the Device
Hints and Tips
Deleting Provisioned Sub-interfaces
Hints and Tips
Configuration Requirements
MPLS Requirements
OSPF Requirements
LDP Requirements
Juniper Commands
Defining Endpoints for Data Encapsulation
Modifying a Sub-interface's DLCI Number
Working with Pre-existing VLAN, DLCI, and VC Endpoints
Modifying Endpoint Values
Defining the Martini Tunnel
7
Configuring QoS and Access Control Features
Juniper QoS Features
FPC Structure
Juniper CoS Overview
Firewall Filters
Classification of Packets and Queue Selection
Access Rules
Implementing Access Rules
Features Supported by Access Rules
Header Logging Configuration Details
About TCP Control Bit Filtering in Access Rules
Example Configuration
Rate Limiting
Juniper Commands
Implementing Rate Limiting
Example Configuration
Weighted Round Robin Queuing Mechanism
Juniper Commands
Classification by Firewall Filters
Scheduling Policy Maps
Implementing Weighted Round Robin Queuing
Example Juniper MPLS PHB Group-WRR
Example Configuration for the Example Juniper MPLS PHB Group-WRR
8
Troubleshooting
Checking the Juniper M-series Device Logs
Discovering Juniper M-series Devices
Communication Problems
Commit Errors
Inheritance Groups
Useful JUNOS Commands
9
Useful References
Juniper Website
Juniper Publications
Martini Drafts
Juniper M-series Technical Documentation
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MPLS-VPN Device Configuration
Sample Network
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