Images

Junosphere provides a range of virtual machine image files, depending on the services you purchased. Current virtual image files for this release are listed in Table 1. See the virtual machine image descriptions in the online help for information about using and installing the images.

VJX1000 Image

By default, the VJX image is configured with a root and non-root user account. The root username is root and the password is Clouds. The non-root username is juniper and the password is Clouds. Each VJX image has 2 GB of memory.

Customers running VJX1000 virtual machines based on Release 12.1 of Junos OS for J Series routers will see new messages during boot up and during commit. The messages will be of the form:

/config/license/JNX_LICENSE_TMP.lic:1:(0) JNX_LICENSE_TMP: serial number too large

These messages are benign and can be safely ignored.

VJX1000 Image Features

For Junos OS Release 12.3, the VJX1000 image supports the features found in the VJX1000 Release Notes.

For Junos OS Release 12.3, the VJX1000 image supports the following software services:

• IPv4
• IPv6
• OSPF
• BGP
• IS-IS
• MPLS
• L3VPN
• L2VPN
• VPLS
• MPLS-TE
• RSVP
• Multicast
• L2Circuit (PWE3)
• BGP-labeled unicast
• XML
• ISISv6
• OSPFv3
• Ethernet CCC
• The Layer 2 services and CoC support is the same as for J Series routers
• Only forwarding in packet mode has been qualified

BGP Services Image

This release has support for the BGP_SERVICES image.

Please note that the IPv6 BGP feed is not supported for the current release in Junosphere.

CentOS Image

This release supports two CentOS Linux versions:

• CENTOS_5_3 for 32 bits
• CENTOS64_5_4 for 64 bits

The CentOS virtual machine images contain iperf, mgen, and wireshark applications.

iperf is a network testing tool that can create TCP and UDP data streams and measure the throughput of a network that is carrying them.

mgen is open source software that provides the ability to perform IP network performance tests and measurements using TCP and UDP/IP traffic.

wireshark is an open source network protocol analyzer.

Junos Space Image

This release supports the following versions of Junos Space:

• 13.1 with pre-installed applications (Ethernet Design, Security Design, and Network Activate)
• 13.1 (platform only)

To use Junos Space in your network topology, refer to the online help file located on the Junosphere.net welcome page.

Mu Studio and Mu Test Engine Images

This release has support for Mu Studio and Mu Test Engine from Mu Dynamics (version 6.1 for both). These tools enable you to quickly and accurately recreate thousands of different applications to determine how they impact the network infrastructure from a performance and security perspective.

Packet Design REX Images

This release includes support for the REX_LATEST (Version 9.4) Packet Design Route Explorer image.

Virtual Spirent TestCenter Image

This release includes support for Virtual Spirent TestCenter 4.30. To use the Spirent 4.30 virtual machine, you will have to update your version of Spirent TestCenter. This image fixes the bug where you had to reset the Spirent virtual machine for it to become useable. Spirent TestCenter uses only one port.

VPTX

This release includes support for the VPTX latest image.

VSRX

This release includes support for the VSRX release 12.1x46 image.

VMX

This release includes support for the VMX_13_3 and VMX_MRT experimental images.

VJX1000 Image Network Interfaces

For Junos OS Release 12.3, the VJX1000 image supports Gigabit Ethernet as a physical interface.

VJX Image for Junos OS Release 12.3

The VJX1000_LATEST image is based on Junos OS Release 12.3.

WANDL

This release includes support for the WANDL release 6.0.2 image.