Juniper Enable Remote Access Enable FTP Service # set system services ftp Enable Telent Service # set system services telnet Enable SSH Service # set system services ssh Enable WEB Service # set system services web-management http
Juniper, Who Is Logged In to the Router You are logged in to the router and you want to see who else is logged in. Use the show system users command to see who is logged in to the router:… Read More »Juniper, Who Logged In to the Router
Juniper Commit the Configuration To activate any configuration you must type commit. Otherwise the configuration will be not execute. Below describe the type of commit operation: Use commit to activate configuration changes: # commit If multiple REs are installed, use… Read More »JUNOS Commit the Configuration
Displaying the Commands to Recreate a Configuration Problem You have a copy of a JUNOS router configuration or you need to duplicate a router configuration on another router and you want to know the commands to use to create the… Read More »Juniper Displaying the Commands to Recreate / Display Set
Setup Juniper Root Password Root password is mandotory. Without root password you can non commit configuration # set system root-authentication plain-text-password [Enter] New password: Retype new password: Here New password is your desire password and Retype new password is same… Read More »Setup Juniper Root Password
Gathering JUNOS Software Version Information You want to determine which software version is running on the router. The following command shows the software version and lists all the software components that are running on the router: source@router1> show version Hostname:… Read More »JUNOS Software Version Information
Juniper Backing Up the Router’s Configuration You want to back up the router’s configuration to a remote server. You can use the following command to copy the active configuration file to a server: source@router1> file copy /config/juniper.conf.gz server1:/homes/aviva/tmp aviva@server1’s password:… Read More »Juniper Backing Up the Router’s Configuration
Juniper Configuring an IPv6 Address on an Interface You want to configure an interface to work on an IPv6 network. The IPv6 address configuration is very similar to that for IPv4: # set interfaces ge-0/0/3 unit 0 family inet6 address… Read More »How to Set IPv6 Address in Juniper
Use rollback to restore a previous configuration: # rollback 0 [Resets the candidate configuration to the currently active configuration] # rollback 1 [Loads the previously active configuration] # rollback ? Possible completions: <[Enter]> Execute this command 0 … Read More »Use rollback to restore a previous configuration
Juniper Loading a Factory-Default Configuration Use load factory-default to load a system’s factory-default configuration # load factory-default [It will be load as a Factory Default as like a new device. Previous all configuration will be delete] Now you must set root password… Read More »How to Load Factory Default in Juniper