For example, I will configure a DHCP client on the Huawei S2326TP-EI switch so that it receives an IP address from a DHCP server.
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Juniper documentation
I will give a small list of documentation on JunOS.
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I will give some examples of changing MTU on Juniper MX.
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I will give an example of setting up an SSH key connection to Juniper MX.
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I once configured a Juniper MX204 and found an error:
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Once I made a template in Zabbix for Juniper MX204 and I will post some SNMP OIDs in this article.
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Once on one TFTP server, to which my scripts downloaded backups from network equipment, it was necessary to clean up files older than 200 days so that the disk system memory does not overflow, I used the command to clean up:
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Once one client used an Exellio DP-15 cash register with a TP-Link router, but when he replaced the router with MikroTik, the Exellio cash register stopped working.
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For example, I will update the firmware of the Hikvision DS-2CD2032F-I IP camera, in older firmware versions there is a vulnerability through which you can get the administrator password and access to the device, at the time of this writing, I discovered a vulnerability in version V5.4.0 build 160530, updating the firmware to 5.4.5 (170123) fixed this issue.
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I will give an example of changing the range of IP addresses for the local network. The default is 192.168.88.0/24, but there are times when an organization uses a different subnet and needs to install a new MikroTik, or when multiple MikroTik devices are used on the same network, or users use multiple MikroTik routers connected in a chain.
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