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vSRX in EVE
Example when you have connected two vMX directly each other they cant ping each other even your configuration is correct.
even i have try out with LT* interface and logical system cfg but its not working.
vSRX is option to configure all stuff of related to JNCIS/JNCIP-JNCIE-SP study almost 80% to 90% practice can be done without any issue. only huge RAM required. as single separate instance taking almost 4 gb ram.
I have yet not try to configured the logical-system cfg in vSRX i with LT* interface.
Juniper SRX configure as a router only, want to turn off all security features
:beginner: Deactivate the security policy
root# deactivate security policy:beginner: Change the mode to packet-based using following command:
root# deactivate security policy:beginner: Change the mode to packet-based using following command:
root#set security forwarding-options family inet6 mode packet-based
root# set security forwarding-options family mpls mode packet-based
root# set security forwarding-options family iso mode packet-based
:beginner:Commit the change
root# commit
:beginner:Reboot the device.
root# run request system reboot
:red_circle:Important notes:
– packet mode is only supported in SRX branch devices (SRX 100/110/210/220/240/550 and 650) and in Virtual srx.- when changing a device from cluster to two independent srx routers, cluster control and management links (fxp0 and em0) will change so devices will become unresponsive. Make sure you adjust the configuration to avoid locking your self out. “Commit confirmed” does not help you in these situations.
– packet mode is only supported in SRX branch devices (SRX 100/110/210/220/240/550 and 650) and in Virtual srx.- when changing a device from cluster to two independent srx routers, cluster control and management links (fxp0 and em0) will change so devices will become unresponsive. Make sure you adjust the configuration to avoid locking your self out. “Commit confirmed” does not help you in these situations.
– packet mode changes the firewall behavior to act as a stateless device. Firewall filters are still able to drop/reject/accept traffic but they work on every packet basis, not per state (as Cisco Access lists).
– reverting back to stateful forwarding (flow mode) – it is enough to delete the ” security forwarding-options family mpls” config and re-activate security policies.
