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APPENDIX: Debugging Examples Using the Junos OS CLI

If you are familiar with the Junos OS CLI, you can utilize the commands shown below when checking something locally on a switch. The Juniper Mist portal can open a remote shell to each switch it manages as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1: Switch Management Utilities in the Juniper Mist Portal Switch Management Utilities in the Juniper Mist Portal

Below is an example of a successful dynamic authentication using a MAB Auth-capable RADIUS server. You can see the dynamic filter attribute set the GBP tag to 300.

Next, review the MAC table of the local switch. For example:

  • The dynamically learned MAC address 52:54:00:75:0a:f7 is reported as being reachable by remote VTEP and having the GBP tag 300 assigned.
  • The dynamically learned MAC address 52:54:00:cb:93:dd is reported as being reachable locally on interface mge-0/0/3.0 with the GBP tag 300 assigned.
Note:
The Junos OS CLI will allow you to review GBP tag assignments in case of static IPv4/6 Prefix assignments. Both Tables are automatically synced as per configuration.

Below is an example of the Junos OS configuration for dynamically authenticated clients we used while testing: