Nope, the physical interface in this example (ge-0/0/0) needs to advertised to form the OSPF neighborship with the remote device. Outside of that you only need to adverse the interfaces with IP addresses if you want those networks to be reachable from the remote device. Hope this helps!

Haha yeah the amount of specs you can get on a old refurbished server is insane. Best of luck on your mini datacenter project!

@@jongreenit thanks dude! I am happy that the YT algorithm pointed me on this subject. Also subscribed, interested to watch what people that are 30 years younger will bring in the table.

No problem at all, and welcome to the community!

On Juniper devices, Integrated Routing and Bridging (IRB) interfaces cannot be assigned to security zones. However, you can configure services on a per-zone basis to allow host-inbound traffic for device management. This allows you to control the type of traffic that can reach the device from interfaces bound to a specific zone. Security zones are logical entities that can contain one or more interfaces with similar security requirements. Interfaces act as a doorway through which traffic enters and exits a Juniper device, and zones regulate packets coming into or going out of the router. You can define multiple security zones based on your network needs, and the security zone type is implicitly set from the first interface configured for the zone. A security zone can be either a Layer 2 or Layer 3 zone, but it cannot contain a mix of both.

@jongreenit I'm guessing you can't do that on Eve-ng, because at my place of work. U can put an irb.10 into security zones.

Odd that its showing up grey for you - this is usually the case when theres a typo in the folder name, the naming scheme for vjunos switch running Evo is "vjunosevo" is that the name your naming the folder in the /opt/addons/unetlab/qemu directory? The actual os filename is still virtioa.qcow2

@@jongreenit I found the issue. My EVE was wayyyy out of date. I blew away the software, updated my ubuntu, installed version 5 and now good to go. Thank you! You are awesome!

Hi Andial, for the community edition you can use "install-eve.sh"

@@jongreenit Ok thanks

Yes so as long as you provide internet access to the vEX switches within your EVE-NG lab you can successfully discover them within the Mist cloud. They should show up as a EX9214 switch.

Nice, glad to hear your you enjoyed the video. So the vEx is supported in Mist however Mist won't allow you to configure a evpn fabric using this device even though vxlan is supported. So this function may come in the future.

Glad to hear it, you've got this!

Try this direct link to juniper's software portal: support.juniper.net/support/downloads/?p=vjunos-router This second link should direct you to all of juniper's free virtual lab images: www.juniper.net/us/en/dm/vjunos-labs.html

It's always nice when the company you're with provides an environment and opportunities for its employees to grow. Keep striving towards your goal full throttle, you''ll get there!

Thanks, so I actually took the second part of the CCENT (CCNA), right before starting the internship. Cisco requires you to take their certification tracks in order, so unfortunately their was no skipping it :)

Certainly, in the field of cybersecurity this role would be called a Penetration Tester - this person is responsible for finding and exploitable vulnerabilities in companies and reporting them.

@@jongreenit but as penetration tester what should I know?

The vEX vm is not starting up on EVE-NG. Following the process to install it and installed templates. The EVE-NG is the supported release for the vm.

Ah yes, this seems similar to an issue I ran into in the pass try following this video here and let me know if that resolves the issue: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdagYNGp06e6f2g.html

Hi, the platform used in the videos is an network emulation platform called "EVE-NG"

@@jongreenit thank you sir

which step are you stuck on?

​@@jongreenit im not getting option to configure ip and mask. From static or dhcp option,after selecting static,It directly jumps into ntp and from ntp ,it jumps to proxy settings

​@@jongreenit if u share email,i can share with u screen shots

Hey Jon, yeah I've been meaning to push that video out for a while now - I've just been so busy at work the past few months. One thing I'll say is to leverage your connections to learn more about the role and identify potential SE openings.

Hi, the platform used in the videos is an network emulation platform called "EVE-NG"

how to download the app

@@jongreenit please to make a tutorial, from install to be a topology has configured…big thanks i will apreciate it

I click on Static and it doesn‘t show me to enter the IP.

Make sure when you select "static," you hit the space bar to confirm your choice. Once "static" is selected, you should see an "x" highlighting the option you selected. Then press enter, let me know if this helps.

I noticed there weren't too many reviews out there as well. But yeah, a server that supports ECC RAM would be dope.

Hey Bryan yeah I actually already have this up and running in my lab as an EVE-NG bare metal server.

@@jongreenit If you find how many devices it takes to make it start to struggle, I’d appreciate hearing about it. I tried eve in a vmware instance on an old MacBook, giving it four cores and 8M ram. I’m sure you can guess how that went.

Yes, firewall filters will allow you to restrict specific TCP/UDP ports aswell

Happy to help!

same!

Try checking out this vid I put together: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdagYNGp06e6f2g.html

Checkout this is example here, where I also verify snmpv2 is running properly: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bZ-Phqp4y8vaaas.html

The only thing need for snmpv2 is to create a community and add the snmp server device as a client

Thanks! My issue is snmp server on inet but mgmt int on mgmt VRF. No route

Not sure if I understand your question. VLANs us dot1q tags as vlan identifiers or tags

In router on a stick configuration, i have seen dot1q encapsulation being used. Is this only applicable to routers?

Having a background in programming is certainly an asset to have coming into the field of network engineering

Hi, on Juniper there is no need to configure a process id for ospf to work l

@@jongreenit thanks, may I know how to shutdown or disable several vlan interfaces at the same moment in juniper switch

For sure!

Hmm at which point are you encountering an issue. Does EVE accept the static ip address?

@@jongreenit Thank you for your quick response, I install EVE then upload the images as explained in many KZfaq Videos. I faced a common issues with Cisco Switch am pretty sure you know about it easy to fix. However when I try to use windows 7 it does not work at all I tried to uninstall and reinstall EVE, change it to static IP, change network adapter in VMware. nothing works. I don't know what is the problem !

That shirt was a bit tight if I'm being honest :)

Glad to here you're enjoying the content. I'll put something together when I get some downtime from work.

Try "ifconfig" and/or "ip route"

Have you tried following the steps in the video and re-selecting dhcp?

Yeah so I learned Cisco when I was first starting out in the IT industry but it really came down to which one I interacted with the most. For me it was a constant interaction with Juniper equipment which made studying and working contribute towards the same goal. However if I'm being honest, industry wise the CCIE still holds more value over the JNCIE. As far as why I went with the DC track over something like SP, or ENT again it really came down to relevance I was seeing EVPN/VXLAN popup alot and I knew nothing about it. So the DC track at the time was the one that covered it extensively.

@@jongreenit gotcha, thanks for the insight! your story got me motivated to keep studying to get my ccna btw

@ethancarter8142 no problem and glad to here it! Best of luck on your ccna studies

Make sure the image you select from the download options is the KVM image