Stepping out of one fast lane and into another fast lane. Juniper Networks is an amazing company with cool technology, brilliant and talented people. I am absolutely thankful to have been given an opportunity to work at Juniper Networks. Looking forward to the next set of challenges; changing it up a bit and assuming a new... » read more
Early the week of July 4th 2013 I was working with a customer on a Juniper QFX3000-M Micro Fabric in their lab running through various setup steps while the setup steps where documented on their internal wiki. When running through the process of a recovery installation on the Director Group an error message appeared stating... » read more
About a year ago I mentioned Juniper’s Mykonos product. Earlier this year it was renamed to Junos WebApp Secure. There is a high level video animation showing the integration of Junos WebApp Secure and Junos Spotlight Secure. I find the approach Junos WebApp Secure follows and the end result to be impressive. Adding into the... » read more
Not much activity on this blog since last August 2012. In August 2012 an opportunity presented itself. I joined the Juniper Commercial Service Provider Team. I’ve been working as a systems engineer in a pre-sales engineering role. Wonderful career move in many ways. It is challenging at every level and it demands 150% every day.... » read more
In the post titled Juniper JUNOSe Macro Backup Script I detailed a method I used to backup the configuration of the broadband router. What I didn’t include was the command used to call the macro script; kind-of an important item to define. host1(config)#macro run_backup_rtrname.mac
For many years I maintained a Juniper ERX1410 running JUNOSe. Over time I created a backup script in 2007 that would allow me to initiate a backup of the broadband router and move on to another task while the backup processed. “An E Series router has an embedded macro language that enables you to define... » read more
