JNCIE-SP flashcards
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- commit confirmed
- Junos commit mode that applies configuration temporarily and automatically rolls back unless a confirming commit is issued within the specified minutes.
- Login class permissions
- Junos login classes assign permissions such as configure, view, and shell; allow-configuration and deny-configuration regexes scope which hierarchy paths the class may edit.
- SNMPv3 USM
- User-based Security Model for SNMPv3; requires a local-engine user with authentication (SHA) and optional privacy keys, plus VACM access groups for MIB views.
- Dual-root software upgrade
- Junos upgrade process using request system software add, request system snapshot to sync the alternate root, and request system reboot media disk to boot it.
- OSPF virtual link
- Configuration under a non-backbone area that logically connects it to area 0 through a transit area, restoring backbone connectivity for an isolated ABR.
- IS-IS L1/L2
- L1 routers flood intra-area routes; L2 routers form the backbone and carry inter-area prefixes. level 1 disable makes a pure L2 router.
- Junos policy evaluation
- Policy statements contain ordered terms; each term's from conditions are matched top-down, first match wins, and an implicit deny follows without an accept term.
- route-filter match types
- Policy match keywords exact, longer, orlonger, upto, prefix-length-range, and through define which prefixes a route-filter term matches relative to the stated prefix.
- BGP best-path order
- Junos selection order: weight, local-preference, locally originated, AS-path length, origin, MED, eBGP over iBGP, IGP metric, router ID, cluster list length.
- Route reflector cluster
- An RR reflects client routes to other clients and non-clients; cluster ID identifies the cluster, and no-client-reflect disables client-to-client reflection.
- BGP confederation
- Splits one AS into sub-AS members that run iBGP internally; confederation peers use type external with the confederation keyword and AS path shows the confederation AS.
- BGP damping
- Suppresses flapping routes using half-life, reuse, suppress, and max-suppress thresholds; a route is penalized on each withdrawal and restored after decay.
- LDP label database
- show ldp database lists inbound and outbound label bindings per interface; LDP advertises labels for IGP routes and the loopback when ldp is enabled on lo0.0.
- RSVP-TE LSP signaling
- RSVP reserves bandwidth along an explicit path; LSP parameters include bandwidth, setup-priority, hold-priority, and primary/standby paths.
- inet.3 table
- Junos routing table holding label-switched routes learned from RSVP-TE and LDP; BGP next hops resolve over inet.3 when traffic-engineering bgp-igp is configured.
- MPLS label stacking
- Outer transport label (LDP or RSVP) is pushed over an inner service label (VPN or VC); mpls.0 shows swap, pop, and push operations.
- VRF route target
- Extended community controlling VPN route import and export; vrf-target sets both, while vrf-import and vrf-export policies allow selective leaking.
- Inter-AS Option B
- MP-eBGP between ASBRs carrying family inet-vpn; ASBRs exchange VPN-IPv4 routes and rewrite next hops, requiring VRFs or vrf-table-label on ASBRs.
- Inter-AS Option C
- MP-eBGP between PE routers with family inet labeled-unicast between ASBRs; the ASBRs forward labeled packets without maintaining customer VRFs.
- Carrier-of-carriers VPN
- The carrier provides a VRF with vrf-target and vrf-table-label but does not import customer route targets; customer routes travel as VPN routes end to end.
- Hub-and-spoke VPN
- Hub VRF exports a route target all spokes import; each spoke exports a distinct target the hub imports, forcing spoke-to-spoke traffic through the hub.
- VPLS site configuration
- BGP-signaled VPLS requires instance-type vpls, vpls-id, route-distinguisher, and protocols vpls site with site-identifier and interface.
- EVPN-MPLS encapsulation
- Set protocols evpn encapsulation mpls and instance-type evpn with vlan-id, route-distinguisher, vrf-target, and protocols evpn interface to build an EVPN-MPLS instance.
- EVPN-VXLAN VTEP
- switch-options vtep-source-interface lo0.0 sets the tunnel endpoint; routing-instances evpn vxlan vni maps the VLAN to a VXLAN network identifier.
- EVPN Ethernet Segment
- An ESI identifies a multihomed segment; EVPN advertises Ethernet Segment routes and elects a Designated Forwarder per segment for BUM traffic.
- PIM-SM rendezvous point
- Shared-tree root configured with protocols pim rp static address or rp local address; sources register with the RP and receivers join the shared tree.
- PIM-SSM
- Source-specific multicast using (S,G) joins with IGMPv3; protocols pim ssm is configured and no rendezvous point is required for the data path.
- MSDP
- Multicast Source Discovery Protocol connects rendezvous points across PIM domains; peers exchange active source information so receivers can join remote sources.
- Multicast VPN provider tunnel
- instance-type mvpn with protocols mvpn and provider-tunnel rsvp-te or ldp-p2mp carries customer multicast traffic across the provider core.
- BFD liveness detection
- protocols bfd min-interval and multiplier set timers; bfd-liveness-detection under OSPF, IS-IS, or BGP tears down the session on sub-second failure.
- NSR versus NSB
- Nonstop routing keeps routing protocol state synchronized to the backup RE; nonstop bridging does the same for Layer 2 protocols such as STP.
- CoS scheduler map
- Maps forwarding classes to schedulers defining transmit rate, buffer size, and drop profile; applied to interfaces with class-of-service interfaces scheduler-map.
- Firewall filter actions
- Junos filter actions include accept, discard, reject, count, policer, and log; counters are verified with show firewall filter name.