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The Introduction to Configuring
JUNOS Internet Software provides an overview for network
engineers and operators on the basics of configuring Juniper
Networks routers through the JUNOS command line interface
(CLI). Topics covered include the JUNOS CLI, CLI navigation,
operation and configuration modes, interface and routing protocol
setup in addition to real-time examples. For more educational
resources covering Juniper Networks products, please visit
www.juniper.net/training/technical_education/.
Assumptions and prerequisites
- Experience managing and configuring a router
- Understanding of IP addressing and subnet masks Understanding of IP routing protocols (such as OSPF, IS-IS, BGP)
 Module 1: Juniper Networks Hardware and Software Introduction
 Quicktime: 300k version | 56k version (audio and slides only)
RealVideo: 300k version |
| This brief presentation covers all the necessary steps for basic configuration and management of an M-series router. The goal of this presentation is to establish basic understanding of the JUNOS software to help customers facilitate rapid installation and operation of a Juniper Networks router in the network. |
Module 2: JUNOS CLI overview
Quicktime: 300k version | 56k version (audio and slides only)
RealVideo: 300k version |
| This presentation steps you through getting started with Juniper Networks routers. Topics covered include methods available to access JUNOS software and initiating the Command Line Interface (CLI). |
Module 3: JUNOS CLI operational mode
Quicktime: 300k version | 56k version (audio and slides only)
RealVideo: 300k version |
| This presentation will cover commands and techniques available for administering and maintaining Juniper Networks routers. Topics covered include setting the CLI environment, command completion, help resources, operational mode commands, local file structure, JUNOS software upgrades, in addition to JUNOS operational mode demonstrations. |
Module 4: JUNOS CLI configuration mode, Part One
Quicktime: 300k version | 56k version (audio and slides only)
RealVideo: 300k version |
| This presentation will cover a subset of commands necessary for successful configuration of JUNOS services and router functionality. Topics covered include the JUNOS configuration hierarchy, candidate configuration, key configuration commands such as commit and rollback, commands for modifying interface and routing parameters in addition to JUNOS software configuration demonstrations. |
Module 5: JUNOS CLI configuration mode, Part Two
Quicktime: 300k version | 56k version (audio and slides only)
RealVideo: 300k version |
| This presentation will cover a subset of commands necessary for successful configuration of JUNOS services and router functionality. Topics covered include the JUNOS configuration hierarchy, candidate configuration, key configuration commands such as commit and rollback, commands for modifying interface and routing parameters in addition to JUNOS software configuration demonstrations. |
Module 6: Troubleshooting and debugging in JUNOS software
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| This brief presentation will cover essential commands and concepts available to successfully manage and operate a Juniper Networks router in production networks. Concepts covered include tracing operations, and real-time interface statistics in addition to demonstrations of JUNOS software troubleshooting and debugging techniques. |
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