Juniper SRX Crash Course

Quelle: http://3fives.com/juniper-srx-crash-course/ The first thing you want to do is console in, login as root (no password), jump into the CLI with the “cli” command, and delete the current configuration: root@R1> edit Entering configuration mode [edit] root@R1# delete This will delete the entire configuration Delete everything under this level? [yes,no] (no) yes Now show your configuration to be sure it’s clean: [edit] root@R1# show [edit] root@R1# Without setting a root password, Junos will not allow you to commit your configuration: root@R1# set system root-authentication plain-text-password New password: Retype new password: Of course, we’ll want to set a hostname, and configure the router for SSH authentication, and add a user: [edit] root@R1# set system host-name R1 [edit] root@R1# set system services …

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Juniper WLAN (ex. Trapeze Networks) MX200 : Wie aktualisert man die Webportal-Seite?

Juniper WLAN – MX200 : Wie aktualisert man die Webportal-Seite? Diese Seite wird eingeblendet, damit sich der Benutzer am Webportal anmelden kann. Seite holen (per TFTP) copy gastlogin/gastlogin.html tftp:10.136.172.201/gast_login.html Seite löschen delete gastlogin/gastlogin.html Seite anpassen und wieder hochladen: copy tftp:10.136.172.201/gast_login.html gastlogin/gastlogin.html