November 25, 2025

Enhanced CPU Usage Monitoring and Analysis

Juniper Routing Assurance utilizes the AIOps capability of Marvis AI Assistant to collect, analyze, and perform root cause analysis of rpd tasks with high CPU utilization. Marvis constantly monitors the rpd tasks and identifies the specific threads, rpd jobs and Kernel Routing Table (KRT) queues that contribute to high CPU time. When these run-time entities exceed predefined thresholds, Marvis alerts administrators in the form of High CPU events.

The Marvis Actions dashboard presents these insights in an easy-to-understand tabular format, highlighting metrics such as average CPU time, number of job runs, KRT queue length and so on. By analyzing the rpd tasks, administrators can pinpoint which routing functions are contributing most to CPU usage and take corrective actions.

With this feature, you can quickly assess performance bottlenecks and proactively address control plane anomalies.

[See Marvis Actions for Routers.]

Support for ACX7020 Router

Juniper Routing Assurance supports the ACX7020 Cloud Metro Router. You can onboard these routers to Juniper Routing Assurance and monitor their performance by viewing the insights collected from them.

You onboard an ACX7020 router by logging into the router's CLI and committing the outbound SSH configuration that Juniper Routing Assurance provides. After a router is onboarded and is assigned to a site, you can start monitoring it.

[See Onboard a Router.]

View Support Status of Your Devices from the Installed Base

You can view the support status of your devices from the Installed Base tab in Juniper Routing Assurance. Devices with an active support contract are recognized as Supported and are eligible for JTAC services. Devices with an expired support contract are marked as Unsupported and may not be eligible for JTAC services.

Monitoring the contract status helps you ensure that your devices remain eligible for JTAC services and allows you to prioritize renewals before contracts expire. Use this feature to track support coverage across your inventory, identify devices with expired contracts, and prioritize renewals.

[See About the Inventory Page.]

Set Preferred Portal for Organization-Level Application Access

Administrators can set a preferred application portal for the organization. This setting determines which portal users are redirected to when they log in through an Identity Provider (IdP). By specifying a primary portal, administrators can streamline user access to the most relevant business application for the organization.

[See Set a Preferred Portal for an Organization.]