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Test Objectives

Test Goals

The testing for this JVD was performed with the following goals. For more information, see the test report of this JVD.

The goal was to test the following features and functions:

  • Testing was performed and passed on all five major topologies:
    • Base SD-WAN topology with 3 Spokes and 2 Hubs
    • Extended topology with hub overlay and BGP peering
    • High-availability hub-and-spoke using SSR chassis cluster pairs topology
    • Full-stack topology with Juniper EX Switch and Juniper Mist AP
    • Extended full-stack topology with Juniper EX Switch as Virtual Chassis and SSR HA cluster
  • WAN link-related features:
    • Multiple WAN links
    • MTU
    • Auto-negotiation
    • Interface static IP
    • Interface DHCP IP
    • WAN source-NAT interface
    • WAN SLEs
    • Failover when WAN link interface was lost
  • LAN link-related features:
    • VLAN tagging
    • DHCP server
    • DHCP-Relay
    • Multiple LANs on same interface (trunk)
    • IEEE 802.3ad LAG with active LACP
    • Using force-up option on one interface for EX Series Switch behind zero-touch provisioning (ZTP).
  • VPN overlay features:
    • Spoke-to-hub overlay
    • Hub-to-spoke overlay
    • Spoke-to-spoke overlay (through hub)
    • Hub-to-hub overlays
  • Traffic steering and forwarding features:
    • Central breakout at hub
    • Local breakout at spoke
    • Static route at spoke
    • Static route at hub
    • BGP route at hub
    • Failover when remote peer is unavailable (SVR internal BFD to remote)
    • Failover when WAN links no longer meet SLA (latency, jitter, and packet loss)
    • Secure Edge Connector–JSE
  • Application policy features:
    • Source-attached LAN
    • Source non-attached user
    • Various applications as defined in the next section
    • IDP-enabled
    • Imported organization application policies
  • Applications are defined using the following parameters:
    • Applications defined by IP prefixes
    • Applications defined by protocol and port
    • Applications defined by DNS-FQDN
    • Applications defined by predefined app
    • Applications defined by app categories
  • Redundancy and high availability options:
    • Two or more independent hubs with failover at spoke
    • Chassis clustered hub
    • Chassis clustered spoke
    • Hub redundancy using hub overlay
  • Security features:
    • Stateful firewalling
    • Application Tracking (AppTrack)
    • Web filtering
    • URL Subcategory
    • IDP engine service chaining
    • Secure Edge Connector
  • General options and features:
    • EX Series Switch behind a Session Smart Router as WAN router
    • Juniper AP behind EX Series Switch
    • Site variables
    • Application path visibility
    • WAN edge insights
  • Scale testing (see Test Report)

Test Non-Goals

Testing for this JVD was not performed, for various reasons, on the following items:

  • No LTE and PPPoE testing were performed. This was a lab limitation.
  • Cradlepoint integration. This was a lab limitation.
  • Satellite link testing. This was a lab limitation.
  • Integration into Campus Fabric as WAN router. It’s intended to deliver this in a future version of the JVD-extension for Campus Fabric WAN Router Integration.