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JNCIA-Junos Quick Study Notes: J-Web Views Hierarchy

This document provides a summary of key topics for the JNCIA-Junos certification including system configuration such as login profiles and syslog, routing protocols like static routes, OSPF, RIP and BGP, routing policy, firewall filters, and Junos operational commands. It also outlines the hierarchy of the Junos configuration and compares different ways to load and compare configurations.

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JNCIA-Junos Quick Study Notes: J-Web Views Hierarchy

This document provides a summary of key topics for the JNCIA-Junos certification including system configuration such as login profiles and syslog, routing protocols like static routes, OSPF, RIP and BGP, routing policy, firewall filters, and Junos operational commands. It also outlines the hierarchy of the Junos configuration and compares different ways to load and compare configurations.

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JNCIA-Junos Quick Study Notes

Hierarchy
System
Properties, Root Auth, Radius, Auth-Order
System/Services
Telnet, SSH, Web-Management
System/Login
User Classes, Profiles
System/Syslog
Syslog, Log Messages and Files
SNMP
SNMP
Routing-Options
Static Routes, Router-ID
Policy-Options
Routing Policy
Firewall
Firewall Filters
Routing Policy
policy-statement <name> {
term <name> {
from {protocol [bgp ospf]
## OR
interface ge-0/0/0.0 } ## AND
then {accept/reject/next term}
Routing Policy Defaults (In Relation to RT)
RIP
Import all from protocol w/ sanity check
Export none
Link-State Import all from protocol
Export none (doesn't apply to LSA flooding)
BGP
Import all from protocol w/ sanity check
Export all active protocol to all speakers
Apply Routing Policy
[edit protocols <bgp/ospf/rip>]
export <policy-name>
## Protocol Global
group <group-name> {
## Group specific
export <policy-name>
neighbor <ip/interface> }
Firewall Filters
family <name> {
filter <filter-name> {
term <term-name> {
from {protocol [tcp udp] ## OR
port telnet }
## AND
then {accept/discard}
Apply Firewall Filters
[edit interfaces ge-0/0/0.0]
family ethernet-switching {
filter <input/output> <filter-name> } ## L2 - Port
family inet {
filter <input/output> <filter-name> } ## L3 - Port
[edit vlans]
vlan <name> {
filter <input/output> <filter-name> } ## VLAN

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J-Web Views
Config
Config Changes
Monitor Show Commands
Maintain Packages, Reboot
T-shoot
Ping, Live CLI
Show Commands
chassis routing-engine
chassis environment
chassis hardware
chassis/system alarms
system uptime
system storage
interfaces
ethernet-switching table
route table inet.0
route forwarding-table
Show Levels (In Order)
terse
Summary info
brief
Brief info
detail
Includes counters
extensive Includes errors
Load Configs
Override Replace candidate
Merge
Add to candidate
Patch
show | compare
Replace Looks for tags
Update
Only differences
Set
Set commands
Factory-Default
Route Preferences
connected
0
static
5
OSPF
10
RIP
100
BGP
170
System Commands
set date (ntp <ip-address>)
request sys reboot
request sys conf rescue save
request sys storage cleanup
request sys soft add
request sys soft in-service-upg
request sys snapshot
restart <process>

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