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The image shows a screenshot of Paragon Automation Pathfinder Insights Planner. There are two drop-down menus at the top: Network and Topology. Topology is highlighted. There is a diagram of all visible nodes (six total) with blue lines connecting them. Below that there is a part of a chart visible with Node / Link / Tunnel or More. “Node” is selected and the graph below shows Hostname/IP Address/ Type / PCEP Status / NETCONF Status / AS / ISIS Area / Management IP / PECEP IP. There are drop down menus available below these items.

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Juniper Mist Full Stack Demo

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FIB Compression - Optimizing your Routing Tables

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Still image shows a box with a headshot with the name Anton Elita across the top, on the left hand side and his title underneath but it is too blurry to read. In the middle of the screen there is a TechField Day logo with these words underneath “SHOWCASE Presented by: Juniper Networks, The Autonomous Transport Network Key Success Factors.” On the right hand side is a box with a headshot with the name Cyril Doussau on the top and his title below his image but it is too blurry to read.

Juniper Networks Demonstrates Path Diversity and Low Latency Routing with Paragon Automation

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Juniper Networks Demonstrates Congestion Avoidance with Paragon Automation

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Juniper Networks Explains the Key Success Factors of Autonomous Transport Networking

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A Better Way to Build Autonomous Transport Networks

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Connectivity Simplicity and Real-Time Information with Location-Based Services

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GARR Uses Automation to Speed Network Service Delivery to Italy’s Research and Education Institutions

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The still image shown from the video is of a cloud drawing divided into different parts and meant to illustrate the three pillars comprising Experience-First Networking. Underneath the words “Experience-First Networking” at the top are three separate boxes. The first box says, “Scalable IP Fabric.” The box in the middle says, “Cloud First.” The box on the right says, “Managed Enterprise Services.” The colors shown are all various shades of blue-green.

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