Today we’ll start with a series of articles covering tips and techniques that might be utilized by JNCIE candidates, whether pursuing the JNCIE-SP, JNCIE-ENT, or even the JNCIE-SEC. The tips and techniques I will be covering might prove to be useful during a lab attempt but could also be used in real-world scenarios to save time and minimize configuration burden in addition to eliminating mistakes that might otherwise be made. I want everyone to understand that what I am about to write is simply a technique. I am not divulging any materials or topics which are covered under NDA.
Continue reading “JNCIE Tips from the Field :: Summarization Made Easy”Facilitating Firewall Filter Configuration in JUNOS using ‘apply-path’
Undoubtedly, one of the coolest features in JUNOS is the apply-path statement. Using apply-path, an operator can configure a prefix-list which comprises IP prefixes linked to a defined path within JUNOS. This facilitates tasks like configuring firewall filters to allow traffic from configured BGP neighbors, making them highly dynamic.
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Preparation Tips for the JNCIP-M/T and JNCIE-M/T Exams
So it’s been a while since I’ve posted, and I’m just now getting to a point where I can start writing a bit more, not to mention feeling quite a bit more well rested after a grueling month of December. I was quite busy during the last month as I was doing last minute preparations for my JNCIE-M/T exam scheduled for Dec. 17th, not to mention trying to wrap up several projects before years end. I’m delighted to say that I passed the exam and am now the proud recipient of the highly sought-after JNCIE-M/T designation! I’d like to take a few moments to share about my experiences with the rest of you who may also decide to pursue this certification.
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