Juniper MX Series. A Comprehensive Guide to Trio Technologies on the MX. 2nd Edition
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Spis treści ebooka
- Preface
- Second Edition Notes
- No Apologies
- Book Topology
- Interface Names
- Aggregate Ethernet Assignments
- Layer 2
- IPv4 Addressing
- IPv6 Addressing
- Whats in This Book?
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Safari Books Online
- How to Contact Us
- 1. Juniper MX Architecture
- Junos OS
- One Junos
- Software Releases
- Junos ContinuityJAM
- Software Architecture
- Management daemon
- Routing protocol daemon
- Periodic packet management daemon
- Device control daemon
- Chassis daemon (and friends)
- Routing Sockets
- Junos OS Modernization
- Junos OS
- Juniper MX Chassis
- vMX
- MX80
- MX80 interface numbering
- MX80-48T interface numbering
- Midrange
- MX104
- Interface numbering
- MX240
- Interface numbering
- Full redundancy
- No redundancy
- Interface numbering
- MX480
- Interface numbering
- MX960
- Interface numbering
- Full redundancy
- No redundancy
- Interface numbering
- MX2010 and MX2020
- MX2020 architecture
- Switch fabric board
- Power supply
- Air flow
- Line card compatibility
- Trio
- Trio Architecture
- Trio Generations
- Buffering Block
- Lookup Block
- Hypermode feature
- Interfaces Block
- Dense Queuing Block
- Line Cards and Modules
- Dense Port Concentrator
- Modular Port Concentrator
- MPC1
- MPC2
- MPC-3D-16X10GE-SFPP
- MPC3E
- Multiple Lookup Block architecture
- Source MAC learning
- Destination MAC learning
- Policing
- MPC4E
- MPC5E
- MPC6E
- NG-MPC2e and NG-MPC3e
- MPC7e
- MPC8e
- MPC9e
- Packet Walkthrough
- MPC1 and MPC2 with enhanced queuing
- MPC3E
- Modular Interface Card
- Network Services
- Switch and Control Board
- Ethernet Switch
- Switch Fabric
- MX Switch Control Board
- MX SCB and MPC caveats
- MX240 and MX480
- MX960
- MX240 and MX480 fabric planes
- MX960 fabric planes
- Enhanced MX Switch Control Board
- With SCBE and redundancy mode enabled
- With SCBE2 and redundancy mode enabled
- J-Cell
- J-Cell format
- J-Cell flow
- Request and grant
- Summary
- Chapter Review Questions
- Chapter Review Answers
- 2. Bridging, VLAN Mapping, IRB, and Virtual Switches
- Isnt the MX a Router?
- Layer 2 Networking
- Ethernet II
- IEEE 802.1Q
- IEEE 802.1QinQ
- Junos Interfaces
- Interface Bridge Configuration
- Basic Comparison of Service Provider Versus Enterprise Style
- Service Provider style
- Enterprise style
- Basic Comparison of Service Provider Versus Enterprise Style
- Service Provider Interface Bridge Configuration
- Tagging
- VLAN tagging
- vlan-id-range
- VLAN tagging
- Stacked VLAN tagging
- Flexible VLAN tagging
- Tagging
- Encapsulation
- Ethernet bridge
- Extended VLAN bridge
- Flexible Ethernet services
- Service Provider Bridge Domain Configuration
- Enterprise Interface Bridge Configuration
- Interface Mode
- Access
- Trunk
- IEEE 802.1QinQ
- IEEE 802.1Q and 802.1QinQ combined
- Interface Mode
- VLAN Rewrite
- Service Provider VLAN Mapping
- Stack Data Structure
- Stack Operations
- Stack Operations Map
- input-vlan-map
- Tag Count
- Bridge Domain Requirements
- Example: Push and Pop
- Example: Swap-Push and Pop-Swap
- Bridge Domains
- Learning Domain
- Single learning domain
- Multiple learning domains
- Learning Domain
- Bridge Domain Modes
- Default
- None
- All
- List
- Single
- Dual
- VLAN Normalization and Rewrite Operations
- Bridge Domain Options
- MAC table size
- Global
- Bridge domain
- Interface
- MAC table size
- No MAC learning
- mac-move
- Show Bridge Domain Commands
- show bridge domain
- show bridge mac-table
- Display bridge statistics
- Display details for an l2-Learning instance
- Clear MAC Addresses
- Specific MAC address
- Entire bridge domain
- MAC Accounting
- Integrated Routing and Bridging
- IRB Attributes
- Virtual Switch
- Configuration
- VXLAN
- VXLAN as a Layer 2 Overlay
- VXLAN on MX Series
- VXLAN on Trio: case study
- Summary
- Chapter Review Questions
- Chapter Review Answers
- 3. Stateless Filters, Hierarchical Policing, and Tri-Color Marking
- Firewall Filter and Policer Overview
- Stateless Versus Stateful
- Stateless
- Stateful
- Stateless Versus Stateful
- Stateless Filter Components
- Stateless filter types
- Protocol families
- Standard filter modes
- Filter terms
- The implicit deny-all term
- Filter matching
- A word on bit field matching
- Firewall Filter and Policer Overview
- Filter actions
- Filters Versus Routing Policy
- Filter Scaling
- Filter optimization tips
- Filtering Differences for MPC Versus DPC
- Filter Operation
- Stateless Filter Processing
- Filter actions
- Terminating actions
- Nonterminating actions
- Flow control actions
- Filter actions
- Stateless Filter Processing
- Policing
- Rate Limiting: Shaping or Policing?
- Shaping
- The leaky bucket algorithm
- The token bucket algorithm
- Shaping
- Policing
- Rate Limiting: Shaping or Policing?
- Junos Policer Operation
- Policer parameters
- A suggested burst size
- Policer parameters
- Policer actions
- Basic policer example
- Bandwidth policer
- Logical bandwidth policer
- Cascaded Policers
- Single and Two-Rate Three-Color Policers
- TCM traffic parameters
- Single-rate traffic parameters
- Two-rate traffic parameters
- TCM traffic parameters
- Color modes for three-color policers
- Configure single-rate three-color policers
- srTCM nonconformance
- Configure two-rate three-color policers
- trTCM nonconformance
- Hierarchical Policers
- Hierarchical policer example
- Applying Filters and Policers
- Filter Application Points
- Loopback filters and RE protection
- Input interface filters
- Output interface filters
- Aggregate or interface specific
- Filter chaining
- Filter nesting
- Forwarding table filters
- General filter restrictions
- Filter Application Points
- Applying Policers
- Junos OS policer types
- Logical interface policers
- Filter-evoked logical interface policers
- Physical interface policers
- Policing aggregate interfaces (LAG)
- Policer Context Summary
- Policer Application Restrictions
- Advanced Filtering Features
- Enhanced Filter Mode
- flexible-match Filter
- Case study: count DNS query/response packets
- Fast Lookup Filter
- Fast filter case study
- Advanced Filtering Summary
- Bridge Filtering Case Study
- Filter Processing in Bridged and Routed Environments
- Monitor and Troubleshoot Filters and Policers
- Monitor system log for errors
- Bridge Family Filter and Policing Case Study
- Policer definition
- HTTP filter definition
- Flood filter
- Verify proper operation
- Bridge Filtering Summary
- Service Provider DDOS Filtering Case Study
- Summary
- Chapter Review Questions
- Chapter Review Answers
- 4. Routing Engine Protection and DDoS Prevention
- RE Protection Case Study
- IPv4 RE Protection Filter
- IPv6 RE Protection Filter
- Next-header nesting, the bane of stateless filters
- The sample IPv6 filter
- RE Protection Case Study
- DDoS Protection Case Study
- The Issue of Control Plane Depletion
- DDoS Operational Overview
- Collect some figures
- Determine your baseline
- Collect some figures
- Host-bound traffic classification
- A gauntlet of policers
- DDoS Configuration and Operational Verification
- Disabling and tracing
- Configure protocol group properties
- Verify DDoS operation
- DDoS Case Study
- The Attack Has Begun!
- Analyze the nature of the DDoS threat
- The Attack Has Begun!
- Suspicious Control Flow Detection
- SCFD Vocabulary
- Configure Flow Detection
- Case Study: Suspicious Flow Detection
- Suspicious Control Flow Detection Summary
- Mitigate DDoS Attacks
- BGP Flow-Specification to the Rescue
- Configure local flow-spec routes
- Flow-spec algorithm version
- Configure local flow-spec routes
- Validating flow routes
- Limit flow-spec resource usage
- BGP Flow-Specification to the Rescue
- Whats New in the World of Flow-Spec?
- BGP Flow-Specification Case Study
- Let the Attack Begin!
- Determine attack details and define flow route
- Let the Attack Begin!
- Summary
- Chapter Review Questions
- Chapter Review Answers
- 5. Trio Class of Service
- MX CoS Capabilities
- Port Versus Hierarchical Queuing MPCs
- H-CoS and the MX80
- Port Versus Hierarchical Queuing MPCs
- CoS Capabilities and Scale
- Queue and scheduler scaling
- How many queues per port?
- Configure four- or eight-queue mode
- Increasing available bandwidth on rich-queuing MPCs
- Low queue warnings
- Queue and scheduler scaling
- Trio versus I-Chip/ADPC CoS differences
- MX CoS Capabilities
- Trio CoS Flow
- Intelligent Oversubscription
- The Remaining CoS Packet Flow
- CoS Processing: Port- and Queue-Based MPCs
- Switch fabric priority
- Classification and policing
- Classification and rewrite on IRB interfaces
- Egress processing
- Egress queuing: port or dense capable?
- Ingress queuing
- WRED
- Key Aspects of the Trio CoS Model
- Independent guaranteed bandwidth and weight
- Guaranteed versus excess bandwidth and priority handling
- Trio buffering
- Trio drop profiles
- Trio bandwidth accounting
- Trio shaping granularity
- Trio MPLS EXP classification and rewrite defaults
- Trio CoS Processing Summary
- Hierarchical CoS
- The H-CoS Reference Model
- Level 4: Queues
- Explicit configuration of queue priority and rates
- Level 3: IFL
- The guaranteed rate
- Priority demotion and promotion
- G-Rate-based priority handling at nodes
- Per-priority shapingbased demotion at nodes
- Queue-level priority demotion
- Level 2: IFL-Sets
- Remaining traffic profiles
- Forcing a two-level scheduling hierarchy
- Level 1: IFD
- Remaining
- Remaining example
- Interface Modes and Excess Bandwidth Sharing
- PIR characteristics
- PIR/CIR characteristics
- Shaper burst sizes
- Calculating the default burst size
- Choosing the actual burst size
- Burst size example
- Shapers and delay buffers
- Delay buffer rate and the H-CoS hierarchy
- Sharing excess bandwidth
- Scheduler nodes
- Queues
- Excess none
- Excess handling defaults
- Excess rate and PIR interface mode
- Excess sharing example
- Priority-Based Shaping
- Fabric CoS
- Control CoS on Host-Generated Traffic
- Default Routing Engine CoS
- Dynamic profile overview
- Dynamic profile linking
- Dynamic CoS
- H-CoS Summary
- Per-VLAN Queuing for Non-Queuing MPCs
- Per-Unit Scheduler Case Study on MPC4e
- Per-Unit Scheduling for Non-Q MPC Summary
- Trio Scheduling and Queuing
- Scheduling Discipline
- Scheduler Priority Levels
- Scheduler to hardware priority mapping
- Priority propagation
- Priority promotion and demotion
- Scheduler Modes
- Port-level queuing
- Operation verification: port level
- Port-level queuing
- Per-unit scheduler
- Hierarchical scheduler
- H-CoS and Aggregated Ethernet Interfaces
- Aggregated ethernet H-CoS modes
- Schedulers, Scheduler Maps, and TCPs
- Scheduler maps
- Configure WRED drop profiles
- Scheduler maps
- Scheduler feature support
- Traffic control profiles
- Overhead accounting on Trio
- Trio Scheduling and Priority Summary
- MX Trio CoS Defaults
- Four Forwarding Classes, but Only Two Queues
- Default BA and Rewrite Marker Templates
- MX Trio CoS Defaults Summary
- Flexible Packet Rewrite
- Policy Map Summary
- Predicting Queue Throughput
- Where to Start?
- Trio CoS Proof-of-Concept Test Lab
- A word on ratios
- Example 1: PIR mode
- Example 2: CIR/PIR mode
- Example 3: make a small, wafer-thin configuration change
- Predicting Queue Throughput Summary
- CoS Lab
- Configure Unidirectional CoS
- Establish a CoS baseline
- Baseline configuration
- The scheduler block
- Establish a CoS baseline
- Select a scheduling mode
- Apply schedulers and shaping
- Configure Unidirectional CoS
- Verify Unidirectional CoS
- Confirm queuing and classification
- Use ping to test MF classification
- Confirm queuing and classification
- Confirm scheduling details
- Check for any log errors
- Confirm Scheduling Behavior
- Match testers layer 2 rate to Trio layer 1 shaping
- Compute queue throughput: L3
- The Layer 3 IFL calculation: maximum
- The Layer 3 IFL calculation: actual throughput
- Add H-CoS for Subscriber Access
- Configure H-CoS
- Verify H-CoS
- Verify H-CoS in the data plane
- Trio CoS Summary
- Chapter Review Questions
- Chapter Review Answers
- 6. MX Virtual Chassis
- What Is Virtual Chassis?
- MX-VC Terminology
- MX-VC Use Case
- MX-VC Requirements
- MX-VC Architecture
- MX-VC kernel synchronization
- MX-VC Routing Engine failures
- VC-Mm failure
- VC-Mb failure
- VC-Bm failure
- VC-Bb failure
- VC-Lm failure
- VC-Lb failure
- MX-VC Interface Numbering
- MX-VC Packet Walkthrough
- Virtual Chassis Topology
- Mastership Election
- Preserving VCP Bandwidth
- Locality bias details
- What Is Virtual Chassis?
- Summary
- MX-VC Configuration
- Chassis Serial Number
- Member ID
- R1 VCP Interface
- Routing Engine Groups
- Virtual Chassis Configuration
- GRES and NSR
- R2 VCP Interface
- Virtual Chassis Verification
- Virtual chassis topology
- Revert to Standalone
- Summary
- VCP Interface Class of Service
- VCP Traffic Encapsulation
- VCP Class of Service Walkthrough
- Forwarding Classes
- Schedulers
- Classifiers
- Rewrite Rules
- Final Configuration
- Verification
- Summary
- Chapter Review Questions
- Chapter Review Answers
- 7. Trio Load Balancing
- Junos Load Balancing Overview
- Per-Prefix Versus Per-Flow Load Balancing
- Hashing
- Hash Computation
- The Next-Hop
- Junos Load Balancing Summary
- Junos Load Balancing Overview
- Trio Load Balancing and Backward Compatibility
- Host Outbound Load Balancing
- Configure Per-Family Load Balancing
- Hash options for IPv4
- Increasing entropy for IP tunnels
- Hash options for IPv4
- Hash computation for IPv6
- Hash computation for MPLS
- MPLS payload discovery
- Entropy label support
- Hash options for MPLS
- Hash computation for multiservice traffic
- Family and Enhanced Hash Field Summary
- What About Multicast?
- Multicast over ECMP
- Enable PIM load balancing
- Advanced Load Balancing
- The Problem of Polarization
- Prevent polarization on nonaggregated interfaces
- AE interfaces have built-in randomness
- The Problem of Polarization
- Symmetric Load Balancing
- Force symmetric balancing on AE
- Consistent Hashing
- Configure consistent hashing
- Verify consistent hashing
- Adaptive Load Balancing
- Adaptive load balancing case study
- ALB operation
- Configure and verify ALB on LAG interfaces
- Adaptive load balancing case study
- Adaptive load balancing use case for ECMP
- True per-packet load balancing for ECMP
- Summary
- Chapter Review Questions
- Chapter Review Answers
- 8. Trio Inline Services
- What Are Trio Inline Services?
- J-Flow
- J-Flow Evolution
- Inline IPFIX Performance
- Inline IPFIX Software Architecture
- Inline IPFIX Configuration
- IPFIX template types supported
- Chassis configuration
- Flow monitoring
- Sampling instance
- Firewall filter mode
- Interface mode
- Inline IPFIX Verification
- IPFIX Summary
- Network Address Translation
- Types of NAT
- Services Inline Interface
- Service Sets
- Next-hop style service sets
- Interface style service sets
- Traffic directions
- Next-hop style traffic directions
- Interface style traffic directions
- Destination NAT Configuration
- Network Address Translation Summary
- Tunnel Services
- Enabling Tunnel Services
- A Tunneled Packet Walkthrough
- Tunnel Services Redundancy
- Inline GRE with Filter-Based Tunnel
- Case Study: Traffic Mitigation Based on GRE Filter-Based Tunnel
- Case Study: Interconnect Logical and Physical Routers
- Tunnel services case study final verification
- Tunnel Services Summary
- Port Mirroring
- Port Mirror Supported Families
- Port Mirroring Case Study
- Configuration
- Port Mirroring Summary
- Layer 2 Analyzer
- Layer 2 Analyzer Configuration
- Layer 2 Analyzer Case Study
- Layer 2 Analyzer Summary
- Summary
- Chapter Review Questions
- Chapter Review Answers
- 9. Multi-Chassis Link Aggregation
- Multi-Chassis Link Aggregation
- MC-LAG State Overview
- MC-LAG active-standby mode
- MC-LAG active-active mode
- MC-LAG state summary
- MC-LAG State Overview
- MC-LAG Family Support
- Multi-Chassis Link Aggregation Versus MX Virtual Chassis
- MC-LAG Summary
- Multi-Chassis Link Aggregation
- Inter-Chassis Control Protocol
- ICCP Hierarchy
- ICCP Topology Guidelines
- How to Configure ICCP
- ICCP Configuration Guidelines
- Valid configurations
- Invalid configurations
- ICCP Split Brain
- ICCP Summary
- MC-LAG Modes
- Active-Standby
- Active-Active
- ICL configuration
- MAC address synchronization
- MC-LAG Modes Summary
- Case Study
- Logical Interfaces and Loopback Addressing
- Layer 2
- Loop prevention
- Input feature
- Output feature
- Loop prevention verification
- Loop prevention
- R1 and R2
- Bridging and IEEE 802.1Q
- IEEE 802.3ad
- S1 and S2
- Bridging and IEEE 802.1Q
- IEEE 802.3ad
- Layer 3
- Interior gateway protocolIS-IS
- Bidirectional forwarding detection
- Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
- MC-LAG Configuration
- ICCP
- R1 and R2
- R3 and R4
- ICCP verification
- ICCP
- Multi-chassis aggregated ethernet interfaces
- R1 and R2
- R3 and R4
- Connectivity Verification
- Intradata center verification
- Interdata center verification
- Case Study Summary
- Summary
- Chapter Review Questions
- Chapter Review Answers
- 10. Junos High Availability on MX Routers
- Junos High-Availability Feature Overview
- Graceful Routing Engine Switchover
- The GRES Process
- Synchronization
- Routing Engine switchover
- What can I expect after a GRES?
- The GRES Process
- Configure GRES
- GRES options
- Disk fail
- Process failure-induced switchovers
- GRES options
- Verify GRES operation
- GRES, before and after
- GRES and software upgrade/downgrades
- GRES Summary
- Graceful Restart
- GR Shortcomings
- Graceful Restart Operation: OSPF
- Restarting router
- Grace LSA
- Restarting router
- Helper router
- Aborting GR
- A graceful restart, at last
- A fly in the ointmentand an improved GR for OSPF
- OSPF restart signalingRFCs 4811, 4812, and 4813
- Graceful Restart and Other Routing Protocols
- Junos GR support by release
- Configure and Verify OSPF GR
- Enable graceful restart globally
- OSPF GR options
- Verify OSPF GR
- An ungraceful restart
- A graceful restart
- Graceful Restart Summary
- Nonstop Routing and Bridging
- Replication, the Magic That Keeps Protocols Running
- Nonstop Bridging
- NSB only replicates Layer 2 state
- NSB and other Layer 2 functions
- Current NSR/NSB Support
- BFD and NSR/GRES support
- BFD and GRthey dont play well together
- BFD and NSR/GRES support
- NSR and BGP
- NSR and PIM
- PIM supported features
- PIM unsupported features
- NSR and RSVP-TE LSPs
- This NSR Thing Sounds Cool: So What Can Go Wrong?
- NSR, the good . . .
- . . . And the bad
- Practicing safe NSRs
- The preferred way to induce switchovers
- Other switchover methods
- Tips for a hitless (and happy) switchover
- Configure NSR and NSB
- NSR and graceful restart: not like peanut butter and chocolate
- General NSR debugging tips
- Verify NSR and NSB
- Confirm pre-NSR protocol state
- Confirm pre-NSR replication state
- BGP replication
- IS-IS replication
- Confirm BFD replication
- Layer 2 NSB verification
- Perform an NSR
- Troubleshoot an NSR/NSB problem
- NSR Summary
- In-Service Software Upgrades
- ISSU Operation
- ISSU dark windows
- BFD and the dark window
- ISSU dark windows
- ISSU Operation
- ISSU Layer 3 Protocol Support
- ISSU Layer 2 Support
- ISSU: A Double-Edged Knife
- ISSU restrictions
- ISSU troubleshooting tips
- ISSU Summary
- ISSU Lab
- Verify ISSU Readiness
- Perform an ISSU
- Confirm ISSU
- Summary
- Chapter Review Questions
- Chapter Review Answers
- 11. The Virtual MX
- Why Use vMX and for What Purpose?
- Physical or Virtual
- Benefits of Using vMX
- Assure service agility
- Design for cost-effective redundancy
- Capture more sales and market opportunities
- Independently scale functions and upgrade capacity without disruption
- Routers and appliances are hardware bound
- Expand while containing risk
- Putting it all together
- Deployments to Use with vMX
- Why Use vMX and for What Purpose?
- A Technical Overview of vMX
- Several vMX Instances per Server
- Network Virtualization Techniques for vMX
- vMX Licensing
- Summary
- vMX and the Virtual World
- Virtualization Concepts
- What is virtualization?
- Hardware virtualization versus paravirtualization
- The virtual network interfaces
- Software acceleration for dataplane
- Virtualization Concepts
- Summary
- Resources for Installing vMX for Lab Simulation
- vMX Initial Configuration
- Technical Details of the vMX
- VCP/VFP Architecture
- A word about CPU pinning and CPU affinity
- VCP/VFP Architecture
- vMX Packet Walkthrough
- The vMX QoS Model
- Summary
- Chapter Review Questions
- Chapter Review Answers
- Index
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