Recommendations

In conclusion, the MX304, MX10004, ACX7100-48L, and ACX7509 platforms offer a comprehensive feature set, capable of supporting the given JVD requirements for the enterprise migration from legacy services to advanced EVPN-based L2 and L3 services. Furthermore, these platforms are designed to support you in a migration path from an LDP-based transport and core network towards a segment routing-based network. Junos OS Release 24.2R2 and Junos OS Evolved Release 24.2R2 are used during the design validation process, which ensures that all test cases are optimized and supported with the latest software features and updates.

The validation tests demonstrate that these platforms provide a uniform and secure WAN infrastructure that supports various CE to WAN Edge connectivity scenarios. The proposed architecture allows the deployment of both single homed and multihomed CE to WAN Edge connectivity for all service types, with the option to monitor service continuity using the CFM protocol. In addition, the platforms can facilitate quick and reliable failover, leveraging local protection mechanisms such as LFA. Finally, technologies and practical solutions covered in this JVD—including network security mechanisms such as BGP flowspec, and unicast RPF —can serve as building blocks for designing and implementing more comprehensive and multidimensional network architectures to support enterprise needs. Overall, the aforementioned MX and ACX platforms can provide a unified, scalable, and secure WAN infrastructure for enterprises WAN.